The Unicorn Project: A Novel About Developers, Digital Disruption, and Thriving in the Age of Data (Grayscale Indian Edition) Paperback

Hats off to Gene Kim for coming up with this “fictional” novel and keeping it very interesting even though it’s based off a mundane digital transformation, that every company seems to be doing nowadays. Beautifully captures the vast problems caused by antiquated tech debt and highlights the true cost of accepting something just because it’s the “process”And who knows how many companies would have shut down just because they did not have a loyal team like Rebellion within them or if Sarah had won the battle.Eagerly waiting for the next part, already can imagine Brent and Shannon breaking their heads over the cloud egress costs and with all their Panther and Narwhal data stuck between a dozen cloud providers. Let’s see how they tackle that!

An awesome book, walk us through the different phases of an organisation and office politics. It talks about 5 key rules for a development team and 4 kind of work on an IT organisation.

I have been greatly inspired by the insights offered in the book and will recommend it for digital transformation enthusiasts and experts alike.It is a fictional account of how a group of rebel engineers and visionary business leaders join hands, navigate organizational inertia and overcome insurmountable odds to catapult a 100 -year old sleeping giant to the highest range of growth by harnessing culture engineering excellence, customer satisfaction and employee engagement

The fictional story is so interleaved with the life of a Sysadmin turned DevOps turned Cloud Native enthusiast that any IT employee can relate to.Great reading..The book came in good condition, nothing too much to tell about. It looks and smells like a hard covered novel book than an academic book you purchased for college.It is light weight, but I suspect it can be stored for long time (more than half a decade)The front side was not properly cut, but that is a small aesthetic issue, which I don't mind.

Brilliant tale crafted in a simple format on how digital technology is disrupting enterprises and technologists in the 21st century

Great book. Loved every bit of it and it is so close to the reality. Three things will always remain in my heart and head forever -IdealsHorizonConcept of Core and Context

Too much of drag. I am half way through the book. So far it's all like a story without any take away. Don't understand how this is a best seller.

Great work, Having experience some of these key elements in my own projects anyone leading software, innovation and agile, this is a must read.