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Product vs. Project: Balancing Management Roles for Success

Many businesses today rely on project management to ensure that all the activities that are required to help the business function are able to do so efficiently. The importance of project management is ingrained into many businesses, and doesn’t need to be justified—or does it? For software development companies, product management also needs to be […]

Jeffrey Keyes · Jul 9, 2020
Blogs

Coronavirus Response: Atlassian Expands Free Software

Atlassian announced today it will make cloud-based versions of Jira Software, Confluence, Jira Service Desk and Jira Core available for free as part of an effort to assist organizations whose employees are working remotely to help combat the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Robert Chatwani, chief marketing officer for Atlassian, said given the current unprecedented situation the […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 18, 2020
Blogs

Tasktop Delivers Viz Value Stream Management App

Tasktop this week announced the general availability of an application to manage projects based on a flow framework that captures events as they occur across the software development toolchain. Company CEO Mik Kersten said Tasktop Viz is the first substantiation of the flow framework in software that provides a value stream management application to enable […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 13, 2020
Blogs

Atlassian Adds No-Code Automation Tool to Jira Cloud

Atlassian announced today it has added a no-code tool to enable DevOps teams to make it easier to customize Jira project management software without having to learn how to code. Sean Regan, head of growth for software teams at Atlassian, said Automation for Jira will now become a core part of Jira Cloud that will […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 12, 2020
IT Administration

Zoho Offers Free SaaS Apps to Combat Coronavirus Spread

Zoho today announced it is making available for free a bundle of software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications dubbed Remotely through July 1. Raju Vegesna, chief evangelist for Zoho, said Remotely is a humanitarian gesture to help mitigate the impact of a global coronavirus epidemic. Remotely comprises a set of productivity and collaboration applications that users can access […]

Mike Vizard · Mar 6, 2020
Blogs

Atlassian Extends Road Mapping in Jira

Atlassian has updated its Jira project management software for managing software development initiatives to add more capabilities to road mapping tools that teams use to share plans and update progress. Matt Ryall, head of product for Jira Software at Atlassian, said the road mapping tools first provided in Jira a year ago are now being […]

Mike Vizard · Jan 31, 2020
Blogs

Common Pitfalls of Software Development and Tips to Avoid Them

In business, no one wants to plan on failure. However, when it comes to software development, failure is more common than most managers want to admit. In particular, many managers and executives fear large software-based projects are especially likely to fail due to the complex nature of these projects and the nuanced reality of the […]

Shane Zilinskas · Sep 30, 2019
Blogs

Clubhouse Aims to Simplify Software Project Management

Clubhouse Software today announced it is adding a Clubhouse Iterations module to its project management application to make it easier to plan sprints involving product and software engineering teams. Mitch Wainer, chief marketing officer for Clubhouse Software, said Iterations will be included as part of its project management application service, which aims to bridge the […]

Mike Vizard · Jun 25, 2019
Blogs

CircleCI Adds Integration With Atlassian Jira

One of the trickier issues IT vendors in the age of DevOps are dealing with is that very few organizations have standardized on a platform from a single vendor. Not only do organizations mix and match tools as they see fit, but different departments within the same organization also embrace different tools to automate the […]

Mike Vizard · May 23, 2019
Blogs

The 5 Core Principles of Lean Management

Lean project management is rooted in cost-saving manufacturing methodologies. The ultimate goal of lean methodology is to reduce waste. Companies in all industries have adopted lean principles into their own processes, but lean is most suited toward physical manufacturing, engineering and related industries. Regardless of your company’s size or the activities of your organization, lean […]

Ellie Martin · Mar 18, 2019
Blogs

Anaxi Delivers Project Management App for DevOps

Anaxi, a provider of project management software designed specifically for DevOps teams, has made its web application generally available. The web application complements an existing iPhone application, while an Android version of the company’s project management application is still under development. Company CEO says Marc Verstaen said that as DevOps has evolved around multiple repositories, […]

Mike Vizard · Dec 19, 2018
Blogs

Why Hiring Top Web Developers is a Good Idea

Web developers are a great addition to every organization. Having your own web developers to help you create web applications and websites can be invaluable to companies of every size. If you happen to be a software development team, they are indispensable members of your team. Because web developers are in such high demand, hiring […]

Anthony Coggine · Dec 11, 2018
Blogs

Demystifying Crucial Phases of Project Management

With competition becoming more intense for development companies, project management is becoming a more integral part of every project. It’s no longer limited to the actual creation of a new project. Now, it’s about planning, communicating, collaborating and analyzing. With so many moving parts, it’s difficult to understand all of the important phases of project […]

Wendy Dessler · Dec 10, 2018
Latest News Releases

Anaxi Enhances Development Intelligence Tool, Helps Maintain Delivery Schedules with Added Support for Atlassian Jira

App provides greater reporting and analysis capabilities SAN FRANCISCO, November 15, 2018 — Anaxi, maker of software that helps engineering organizations gain control over the development process, announced today its iPhone app has added support for Atlassian Jira Server and Cloud versions to its current support for Github, giving engineers and managers increased visibility and intelligence on […]

devopsy.kinsta.cloud · Nov 15, 2018
Blogs

Common Hidden Dependencies and How to Uncover Them

It’s no secret that a truly Agile approach minimizes the risk organizations assume with waterfall or other traditional project management methods, by letting teams iterate and inspect and adapt as they go. But many companies lack clear visibility into real-time dependencies at the team level—even with daily standups, iteration and release planning, and a regular […]

Andrey Mihailenko · Nov 15, 2018
Blogs

Tips for Successfully Adjusting to Life as a Project Manager

When you switch to a new work environment, it takes time to adjust to the new surroundings. As a project manager, you have to be ready to lead your team on the path to success while ensuring a good system of supervision and support. At this stage of your career, if you are feeling a […]

Wendy Dessler · Nov 2, 2018
Blogs

Empower Agile Teams with a ‘Bell Curve’ Approach

There’s no feeling better than ending a project on a high—until you notice the mountain of work looming ahead for your next project. At those times, it may seem hard to start grinding all over again. The struggles of adjusting to new teammates or a new client can be daunting. When a new project kicks […]

Patric Palm · Aug 31, 2018
Blogs

How Systems Engineering Can Help Avoid Product Development Pitfalls

Product development programs all start with great optimism regarding their potential to provide an excellent product to customers, along with excellent profits to the company. But research shows that a majority of product developments end in failure. The reasons for each failure are unique, but the overarching reason often can be described as the lack […]

contributor · Dec 8, 2017
Blogs

DevOps Introduces Complexity. Really

The larger the project, the more resources are generally dedicated to it. That is true of the vast majority of fields of human endeavor. Consider building the San Francisco Bridge versus building a crossing over a stream. Or World War II versus the Spanish Civil War. The resources dedicated scale with the size and complexity […]

Don Macvittie · Oct 5, 2017
Blogs

Engaging Adoption of DevOps

Executive mandate does not immediately translate into a change in behavior. Organizations inherently grasp the value of embracing DevOps, but the timing of exactly when it begins and is completed is another matter. The devil truly is in the details—or rather, in the ability and willingness of the organization to adopt a change in thinking […]

Kristian Nelson · Jul 29, 2016
Blogs

Where’s the Heat? Talking DevOps, Use Cases and More

Transitioning your organization from a traditional IT infrastructure into the world of DevOps is certainly a journey. Sometimes a long one, with many obstacles, but undoubtedly a voyage with a worthwhile prize at the end. Many organizations just embarking on their DevOps journey find themselves wondering, what use cases should they attack first? And who […]

contributor · Jun 10, 2016
Blogs

The Limits of Project Management

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ROELBOB · Dec 17, 2015
Enterprise DevOps

Enterprise DevOps and the Project Management Office

Welcome back to this occasional DevOps.com series on Enterprise DevOps Q&A. Remember, if you have questions about DevOps in the enterprise, let me know and I will try to answer them (or find someone who can). E-mail me at [email protected], tweet me at @AndiMann, or leave a comment below. This week brings a question about […]

Andi Mann · Oct 7, 2014