World + Dog Embrace DevOps - here are some references on how to do it right

The guys who wrote The Visible Ops Handbook - an indispensable ops book - wrote a novel called The Phoenix Project, about DevOps.
I have a hard time taking a novel about DevOps seriously - I like my fiction and IT guides in their own formats. So I haven't read Phoenix Project.

However, Gene Kim was kind enough to put out resource-guide blog posts, so I can avoid the whole ops-case-study-novelization conundrum.  And you can too.

1. http://itrevolution.com/learn-more-about-concepts-in-phoenix-project/
   
2. http://itrevolution.com/resource-guide-for-the-phoenix-project-kanbans-part-2/
   
3. http://itrevolution.com/audit-101-for-devops-resource-guide-for-the-phoenix-project-part-3-correctly-scoping-it-using-gait-and-gait-r/

A Security Policy Presentation In Progress

I recently presented a set of ideas about making and socializing a security policy called "Getting Your Security Policy the Love and Affection it Deserves".  It didn't quite get the cheering, clapping, adoring reception I was hoping for, perhaps because it's too boring.  And, to be fair to the audience, it was sandwiched between two much more interesting and polished presentations.

So I'm curious - what does it need?  Pictures?  Concrete examples?  Fewer words?  More words?