Values
NāOM Lab helps clients deliver transformations that keep their digital experiences relevant in a rapidly changing market. We do this by prioritizing three core commitments:
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- Team collaboration is the bedrock for setting and achieving big goals
- DevOps unlocks opportunities in scaling best practices, improving quality and delivering value faster
- Observability provides a framework for measuring real-world effectiveness and focusing an organization’s resources on the highest-value factors for improving customer experience
Leadership
NāOM Lab was founded by Matthew Cascio who has led product teams that go-to-market with award-winning customer experiences for the world’s most-recognized brands. For over 20 years, Matt has valued people and relationships first, providing vision, strategy and leadership that drives value at scale. As a thought leader and evangelist, Matt builds trust and leads transformation across complex organizations with a collaborative, outcomes-focused and hands-on style. As an accountable executive, he has demonstrated success commercializing date insights into cloud-native products.
Matt serves as Head, Digital Transformation at American Red Cross. He previously led transformation at organizations such as Meda Pharmaceuticals, Volkswagen/Audi of America, Graduate Management Admissions Council, Rosetta Stone, and National Wildlife Federation. Matt is also an independent author, speaker and advisor through NāOM Lab, which contributes commentaries to publications such as Fortune Magazine, speaks regularly at open-source events with the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and works with clients to advance their digital transformation initiatives based on his experience with three key pillars of success – accountability, observability and agility. He’s an organizer of Kubernetes Community Days in both Washington, DC and Medellín, Colombia. Matt is also a CNCF Ambassador.
NāOM Lab is the fiscal sponsor for Kubernetes Community Days DC at the CNCF.
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