From rollouts to results:
unlocking the value of Feature Management and Experimentation
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Tuesday, November 4

9 am ET

In today’s fast-paced software landscape, releasing new features is no longer just about speed - it’s about control, confidence, and measurable impact. Feature Management & Experimentation (FME) provides teams with the ability to deliver innovation safely, experiment in real time, and understand what truly resonates with users.

In this session, we’ll dive into how FME helps organizations:

  • Roll out features progressively and mitigate release risks
  • Test and validate ideas with live users before full rollout
  • Collect actionable insights to guide product decisions
  • Empower engineering, product, and business teams to work in sync
  • Deliver continuous value without sacrificing stability

Whether you’re scaling a platform, launching a new product, or simply looking to innovate faster, FME offers a proven way to ship with confidence and learn continuously from your users.

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Alex Bock

Feature Management and Experimentation Specialist - Harness
10 years of experience in building large-scale experimentation programs as an in-house practitioner in banks and media firms. Founded several large-scale enterprise-level experimentation programs to drive high-impact commercial and business outcomes for products, marketing, AI/ML, Fraud, and Ops teams.
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Iram Khan

Enterprise Solutions Engineer - Harness
Iram Khan is a Sales Engineering and PreSales leader with over 14 years of experience at companies including Harness, Split.io, and Zoovu, helping global organizations translate technology into measurable business impact. Throughout his career, he has supported more than 2,000 companies in accelerating ROI by up to 40% and driving enterprise-wide adoption.

At Harness, Iram has led the deployment and scaling of Feature Management and Experimentation (FME) across six of the world’s nine largest banks, as well as major fast-food chains, insurance providers, and e-commerce firms. Renowned for his hands-on, results-driven approach, he’s even been known to deliver a full FME demo from the back of a taxi.