Prepare for Your Organization’s DevOps Journey
By: Karl Rubin, COO The world has been built on bridges and not on barriers. Anything that separates anything is bound to inject delays, confusion,
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By: Karl Rubin, COO The world has been built on bridges and not on barriers. Anything that separates anything is bound to inject delays, confusion,
By: Mark Lewis, SVP Sales and Marketing In the modern era of digitization and real-time services, businesses need to adapt to a new paradigm of
By:: Karl Rubin, COO Data management for an enterprise used to be static, top-down, and fragmented. But not anymore. It turns modular, real time, dynamic,
By: Jim Azar, Sr. Vice President, CTO “Shooting in the dark” may be a phrase that best describes what many business decision-makers go through when
By: Mark Lewis, SVP Sales and Marketing In life, as in application environments, one is not expected to ‘never fail’. What works is the ability
By: Karl Rubin, COO Lessening the impact of security vulnerabilities in software applications is becoming an essential priority for organizations. Slow response time, complexity of
By: Jim Azar, Sr. Vice President, CTO For enterprises to achieve DataOps, both elements – Data and Ops – need to align in the right
By: Mark Lewis, SVP Sales and Marketing Mobile testing is an important frontier for testing mobile applications. If not for testing, the current era of
By: Karl Rubin, COO Automation, agility, new models, and the big-picture context – the way we look at and check, quality of the software –
By: Mark Lewis, SVP Sales and Marketing Develop fast, test regularly, and release with better frequency – that’s what the DevOps paradigm boils down to
By: Mark Lewis, SVP Sales and Marketing Many enterprises wish to tap the advantages that a cloud model offers. But most of them are struggling
By: Karl Rubin, COO DevOps has been a significant shift in the development paradigm. A new collaborative mindset has successfully solidified the rigid boundaries between