Marko Klemetti, CTO

Dedicated to innovation, transformation and healthy culture

Marko Klemetti is the CTO of Eficode. He advises organizations on their path to becoming modern and software-driven. Marko is still a passionate programmer, working mostly on emerging technologies that have the potential to become mainstream in the future. Besides, he is a founder and advisor in many tech startups.

Marko is an active speaker, and you can find him not only on our podcasts and webinars, but also on The DEVOPS Conference stage and at various other conferences like GOTO Copenhagen.

DevOps trends 2024

Marko is one of the authors for DevOps trends guide 2024. Discover the four key trends for 2024 that will define the intersection of AI and DevOps, including a look at: GenAI and the need for DevOps as a safety net, compliance and security, and more

Latest talks

DevOps trends in the Age of Generative AI

Watch Stephen Walters, Field CTO of GitLab and Marko discuss upcoming trends and how to leverage them in your organization in this webinar on devops.com.

Enhancing Embedded Device Development: Streamlining the DevOps Pipeline

Watch Marko's talk at QT World Summit 2023

The three faces of DevOps

Watch Marko's speech at The DEVOPS Conference - Global 2023

Improving your Developer Experience with DevOps

Watch Marko's lightning talk at The DEVOPS Conference - Copenhagen 2022

DevOps transformation in the embedded world - The Konecranes case

Watch Marko and Sami Nurmi, Test Manager at Konecranes share the DevOps journey of this global crane manufacturer on devops.com.

DevOps has become a must-have for successful businesses, delivering on the promises of agility, alignment, and effective value creation.

Marko Klemetti
CTO, Eficode

Marko Klemetti speaking at The DevOps Conference stage

Discussion with GitHub: How companies can approach open-source contributions

Marko discusses with Homebrew Project Leader how Homebrew came to be, how it built an approach to contributions from the community, and what companies could learn from these experiences when they decide on their approach to open-source contributions.