Murphy's Law is inevitable. Chaos isn't.
Katherin Schuppener, Inbound Supply Chain Lead at Picnic, and Luis Almeida Santos, Domain Tech Lead at Picnic, share how Picnic grew from scrappy start-up chaos to scaled-up resilience - supporting millions of customers, 30+ warehouses, and 400+ microservices.
Katherin Schuppener, Inbound Supply Chain Lead, Picnic
Luis Almeida Santos, Domain Tech Lead, Picnic
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- Luis Almeida Santos, Domain Tech Lead, Picnic
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