Organizations that prioritize software excellence report higher revenue growth and better brand perception, pace of innovation, employee engagement, and more. According to Gene Kim, DevOps researcher and WSJ bestselling author, organizations can develop more perfect software by achieving the "two pizza team" ideal, where each team works independently to develop, test, and deploy value. Focus, flow, and joy are also crucial for productivity. Legacy systems and architecture make it difficult to develop perfect software, but improving daily work is key. Observability enables real-time feedback, allowing organizations to link cause and effect and experiment with new features. A culture that integrates observability into how they work is essential. Organizations need to focus on three areas: putting in place the right architecture, developing the right technical practices, and establishing the right cultural norms. A cloud-native approach can help teams work independently and test components isolated from each other. Finally, leaders need to unleash the talent they already have within their organizations by providing training and development opportunities.