Step into the DevOps Sauna with Pinja Kujala and Stefan Daugaard Poulsen as they explore Agile and DevOps methodologies. Hear from various industry experts and discover how Agile and DevOps principles can transform any part of your business. The DevOps Sauna ensures you have the latest practices and trends to maintain a competitive edge.
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Send us Fan Mail Why do so many transformations fail? In this episode of the DevOps Sauna, Jess Fraser-Darling joins Pinja Kujala to explore the why, how, and what of successful organizational change. They discuss leadership, measurable outcomes, employee agency, incentives, and why AI, Agile, DevOps, and technology should be enablers of transformation, not the goal itself.
Send us Fan Mail AI costs can change fast, especially when tokens, premium models, and agentic workflows enter the picture. In this episode, Pinja Kujala and Henri Terho discuss AI FinOps, why AI spending is harder to predict than cloud costs, and how organizations can build visibility, governance, and smarter cost controls around AI usage.
Send us Fan Mail Pinja Kujala and Kalle Sirkesalo discuss AI maturity through the lens of private equity, exploring how portfolio companies can benchmark AI adoption, measure DevOps ROI, improve feedback loops, and move beyond tool usage toward real organizational maturity.
Send us Fan Mail Software is becoming cheaper to build, but customer value is becoming harder to create. Henri Hämäläinen explains why organizations must evolve beyond traditional structures and embrace a new model centered around Explore, Engineer, and Evolve to fully realize AI's potential.
Send us Fan Mail As AI makes writing code faster, cheaper, and more accessible than ever, the real question is no longer how quickly we can build , but what truly creates value . In this episode, we explore how software development is changing when code becomes abundant, why human judgment matters more than ever, and which skills will separate great technologists from the crowd in the age of AI.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The DevOps Sauna, Pinja Kujala is joined by Alexandra Aldershaab to explore why psychological safety remains one of the most important ingredients of high-performing teams. They discuss why psychological safety is not about avoiding disagreement, how respectful feedback drives growth, why silent teams can be dangerous, and how leaders and team members can create…
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the DevOps Sauna, Pinja Kujala is joined by Senior UX Designer Ray Pohjanheimo to explore the intersection of vibe coding, AI-generated applications, and user experience design. They discuss tools like Lovable, the rise of AI-assisted prototyping, why beautiful interfaces don’t always mean good UX, and where human designers still play a critical role in…
Send us Fan Mail AI adoption isn’t just about tools, it’s about people. In this episode, Pinja Kujala is joined by Satu Kivioja-Ronkainen and Dmitry Tayya to explore what really shapes how AI works inside organizations. From fear and curiosity to unclear policies and uneven skill levels, the biggest challenges aren’t technical, they’re human. We talk about why psychological safety, learning pace,…
Send us Fan Mail Security has long been treated like a necessary expense—but what if that thinking is holding your business back? In this episode, Pinja sits down with Kalle Sirkesalo to challenge the traditional narrative around security. Instead of focusing on risk avoidance and compliance, they explore how security can actively drive revenue, accelerate AI adoption, and enable faster, safer…
Send us Fan Mail Everyone says they have observability—but are they actually using it? In this episode, Pinja and Stefan unpack the gap between collecting data and creating real value. From DevEx and faster debugging to experimentation and business insights, observability only works when it’s treated as a product—not just a dashboard. If your observability stack feels more like noise than insight,…