In many organizations, networks are at the core of the business, enabling not only internal functions such as human resources, supply chain and finance, but also the services and transactions the business ...
Want to try something fun? Ask different groups around your organization what "DevOps" means. It’s fun because the odds are good you’re going to get very different answers, many of which will ...
DevOps is an interesting space to be operating in right now. More than just culture or a set of tools and processes, DevOps delivers speed and agility that can be truly meaningful ...
The request for proposal (RFP) process in IT outsourcing is, at its best, a challenging, time-consuming process rife with pitfalls for both customers and outsourcing providers. The process is made even more ...
Today's business demands the ability to change systems at an ever-increasing speed, but for many companies, including their systems of record have created a mismatch in development and operations practices between the ...
The DevOps Enterprise Summit in London provided another opportunity to speak to many clients about their organizations' DevOps transformations. The key message is, "It's all about people and culture," but how do ...
Monitoring of systems, networks and applications has been around since the inception of computing. However, in the last five years there have been dramatic changes and innovations in the computing, networking and ...
The Top 5 Things You Need to Know When Selecting a DevOps Release Management Solution DevOps is a modern software delivery movement that encompasses agile principles and encourages automation in application delivery ...
While development operations are more scalable now than ever, there is one area that continues to constrain the ability of organizations to scale: functional testing. Most organizations still rely on sequential tests ...
One of the biggest challenges for an organization is producing IT response models that accurately reflect real-world scenarios. It’s pretty straightforward to establish protocols for predictable situations. We call these “standard” scenarios ...
