<commit_before>---
date: 2018-09-28T09:00:00+00:00
title: "Vamp demonstrates how GrandVision speeds-up digital innovation"
categories: ["news"]
publishdate: 2018-28-17
featured_image: "https://vamp.io/img/news/grandvision1.png"
---

*Amsterdam, 21 September 2018*


![](/img/news/grandvision1.png)


GrandVision invited us to their Friday afternoon Beer & Learn session where <NAME> presented how Vamp helps to 
improve GrandVision’s digital transformation by enabling safeguarded experimentation with new services in production. 

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In a one-hour interactive session including a stage based (canary) software releasing demo we demonstrated how Vamp 
works to a non-technical crowd. Using a live setup, we involved the GrandVision crowd exposing them on the spot to different 
services depending on which device was used; iPhone users were shown different features, pricing and content than 
Android users. The demo shop included a voting popup for Android users asking them to decide if the new updated 
web shop looked better. When Vamp received enough votes the web shop was automatically released to all users, including 
iPhone. This demonstrates a rudimentary set-up of how you can include Quality of Experience into the software release automation process. 

A big thanks to <NAME>, <NAME> and <NAME> for having us at GrandVision and talk about how Vamp 
helps with digitally transformation by enabling quicker and more granular software releases while limiting blast radius.
<commit_msg>fix: fixes publish date<commit_after>---
date: 2018-09-28T09:00:00+00:00
title: "Vamp demonstrates how GrandVision speeds-up digital innovation"
categories: ["news"]
publishdate: 2018-09-28
featured_image: "https://vamp.io/img/news/grandvision1.png"
---

*Amsterdam, 21 September 2018*


![](/img/news/grandvision1.png)


GrandVision invited us to their Friday afternoon Beer & Learn session where Ol<NAME>veld presented how Vamp helps to 
improve GrandVision’s digital transformation by enabling safeguarded experimentation with new services in production. 

<!--more-->

In a one-hour interactive session including a stage based (canary) software releasing demo we demonstrated how Vamp 
works to a non-technical crowd. Using a live setup, we involved the GrandVision crowd exposing them on the spot to different 
services depending on which device was used; iPhone users were shown different features, pricing and content than 
Android users. The demo shop included a voting popup for Android users asking them to decide if the new updated 
web shop looked better. When Vamp received enough votes the web shop was automatically released to all users, including 
iPhone. This demonstrates a rudimentary set-up of how you can include Quality of Experience into the software release automation process. 

A big thanks to <NAME>, <NAME> and <NAME> for having us at GrandVision and talk about how Vamp 
helps with digitally transformation by enabling quicker and more granular software releases while limiting blast radius.

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