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Asking the Experts: Has the Definition of DevOps Changed?

CollabNet VersionOne

The idea originated with a need for two siloed teams to exchange perspective and work together. If operations teams understand the work and processes of their development counterparts, operations teams can improve communication and better respect the time and effort of devs.

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How to be a Professional Software Developer

MagmaLabs

Reading Time: 11 minutes Nowadays it is relatively easy to become a software developer, but being a truly professional one is not that simple. Learn here how to be the developer that every company and every client wants to have. Being a professional developer is crucial in the software industry. Context first.

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Realigning IT to the business with app modernization

Capgemini

Application modernization is the process of aligning legacy software to your current business needs, whether that means refactoring, rearchitecting, or replacing. Even more importantly, it allows for greater agility, speed, scalability, reliability, and security. And what’s the right approach for your needs? Why rehost? What is it?

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Train-Wreck Management

LeanEssays

Assigning blame for a problem to the last person involved is worse than counterproductive, it will probably make the bad situation worse. Agile software development places a strong emphasis on putting change into the hands of front-line people on self-directed teams - isn't this contrary to Deming's philosophy?

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Grown-Up Lean

LeanEssays

Lean was introduced to software a couple of decades ago. This working paper was submitted as a chapter in The International Handbook of Lean Organization , Cambridge University Press, Forthcoming. I show that these models derive from opposing assumptions about the nature of the software-debugging task.