The widespread move towards an integrated DevOps approach to software engineering, building software fast, bringing it safely to market while combining it with maximum product adoption, is still fraught with bottlenecks and inefficiencies.

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It’s not uncommon for a company to use more than 50 different development tools in an attempt to move faster and reduce errors, but each tool solves only one discrete step in the software development lifecycle while contributing to ever-increasing complexity.
There is no shared data, no way to manage handoffs between teams and no single pane of glass to provide visibility into the entire process.
In addition, the software organization often has no information about how the software fits into the overall business strategy or how it is used by customers.

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