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Veteran tech pros will tell you: Failure does not always mean failing at something; it often means failing to do something. Failure can be unpredictable and accidental, but usually, a lack of ...

Calls for accessibility and inclusion are a defining characteristic of current times. Persons with disabilities (PwD), including vision, hearing, cognitive and physical impairments and others, are demanding equal access to virtually all ...

Anything that gets rolled out quickly in the technological world is a major step forward—as long as it doesn't compromise security. DevSecOps is able to provide compliance processes far more effectively than ...

A recent HBR survey shows there is work to be done to advance DevOps in organizations A survey of 654 subscribers to the Harvard Business Review found that while 86 percent of ...

How DevSecOps can help organizations increase security, move faster and save money With developers under constant pressure to create more software in less time, the last thing you need is for your ...

Cloud has been around long enough, and we’ve had enough breaches stemming from unsecured cloud (mostly data objects, but other items, too) that we should know better. I cringe whenever I see ...

In this DevOps Chat we speak with Dr. Kristian Stewart of IBM's Cloud Event Management team. Kristian has some keen insights into the role of dev and ops and how they interact ...

There is probably more trust in the world today than at any other point in history—not necessarily by choice, but because of our use of software to carry out almost every type ...

You may have heard the term “continuous testing,” but are struggling to understand what it is and how to achieve it. Project teams need to improve their ability to test and perform ...

I am always surprised by the urban legends around DevOps. One of my favorites is, If you implement a DevOps methodology, you can stop doing test. People famously quote that Netflix only ...