Webinar recap: Making the Invisible, Visible with Progressive Insurance

Analyst David Gibson sat down with James Morgan and Michael “d00d” Parkins, co-leads of Progressive’s Open Source Office, to talk about how Progressive is building a culture of collaboration and keeping cross-functional teams connected. The post Webinar recap: Making the Invisible, Visible with Progressive Insurance appeared first on Stack Overflow Blog.

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