It’s hard to believe, but it’s almost been 13 years since Nicholas G. Carr wrote his famous essay, "IT Doesn’t Matter." In that column Carr argued that IT had become so pervasive ...

DevOps has become a well-accepted and growing component for delivery success, shown in the State of DevOps Report among other respected publications. But even as it becomes more ubiquitous, it's naive to ...

Despite app backlogs, developers say their efforts are underfunded and undertrained, and lack a priority for security We’ve long written about the challenges enterprises face when developing the apps they need, digging ...

Earlier this week the worlds of DevOps and information security collided at the DevOps Connect Rugged DevOps event, held in conjunction with RSA Conference 2016. The security-centric audience got to hear from ...

Software development teams typically are focused on a single goal: delivering new, killer features that users love. Driving revenue and usage is core to Agile and DevOps. Yet without motivated, productive people, ...

With the RSA Conference next week, the biggest conference of the year when it comes to enterprise security management, now is an ideal time to look at how IT and security leaders ...

George V. Hulme discusses the state of CIO Relevancy and Transformational IT with Tim Crawford Facing increased consumerization of technology, more autonomy by business units in choosing and deploying IT, citizen developers ...

The call for organizations to be "mobile first" in application development has been so heavily embraced by enterprises that today mobile first has become table stakes. Being mobile first is no longer ...

Around the start of every new year come a bevy of predictions about what’s coming (or what someone, or some vendor, or some analyst hopes is coming) in the year ahead. Rather ...

I always enjoy listening and speaking with Mustafa Kapadia of IBM. Mustafa is one of the leaders of the IBM DevOps services team. As such he gets to work with dozens of ...

Biggest hurdles to innovation include lack of skills, no long term planning, poor funding and collaboration, survey finds. We’ve been writing a lot about what it takes for IT organizations to transform ...

The past two decades have seen their share of technological disruption – retail, books, music, newspapers, and traditional data centers by – virtualization and cloud computing. With the impact of cloud computing ...