The year ahead in DevOps and agile: Time to instill a sense of urgency
For DevOps and agile to move forward in the year ahead, it's important that the business understands what's in it for them.
For DevOps and agile to move forward in the year ahead, it's important that the business understands what's in it for them.
Artificial intelligence, DevOps-related skills drawing the highest premium, analysis of almost two million job openings finds.
Outsourcing in 2021 and beyond: more granular, more flexible, of shorter duration. In other words, made for the digital era. Cloud and automation 'now effectively table stakes for all transformations,'
Latest Cloud Native Computing Foundation survey finds release cycles have continued to speed up, and continuous integration and continuous deployment methods are now embedded in most enterprises. Containers rule
Latest annual Puppet survey shows platforms making inroads, making application teams more efficient, providing a balance between standardization and team autonomy. Another benefit: smoother change management
Don't just replace technology; reimagine your business
Survey shows dev team productivity has held up very well through the crisis. Credit the fact that many developers have been working remotely for decades.
The crisis creates more pressure to deliver and keep companies afloat, more opportunities to roll out transformative technologies -- but fewer opportunities for career growth.
Lack of enterprise architecture shows, often in a big way. 'Left unresolved, EA shortfalls will destroy formerly great organizations.'
Two separate surveys find tight budgets, but optimism that digital transformation's surge will continue. Artificial intelligence and IoT initiatives have been sidelined for now..