Source: dzone.com
Creating Software-First Businesses Using SDMCategory: Deployment, Software, Business, Data
by They’re implementing DevOps cultures, standing up CI/CD pipelines, integrating new sets of tools, training staff, and organizing new procedures – all to make software delivery more efficient.
The root cause of this disconnect is that information is locked into stand-alone software tools and isolated within teams and functional groups.
Software Delivery Management (SDM) is a way of connecting teams and tools across an organization, enabling visibility, collaboration, and governance through a unified process and common data, to deliver better software faster, resulting in increased value to the customer and measurable business outcomes.
By linking information, teams, and processes, organizations get that extra level of visibility and insight to continue to evolve into software-first businesses in the future.
The root cause of this disconnect is that information is locked into stand-alone software tools and isolated within teams and functional groups.
Software Delivery Management (SDM) is a way of connecting teams and tools across an organization, enabling visibility, collaboration, and governance through a unified process and common data, to deliver better software faster, resulting in increased value to the customer and measurable business outcomes.
By linking information, teams, and processes, organizations get that extra level of visibility and insight to continue to evolve into software-first businesses in the future.
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