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DevOps: Driving Innovation With Old HabitsCategory: Software, Business, Security, automation
When software development and IT operations merge and work in a state of harmony, they create a flow that we call continuous product delivery. Ideal for project managers, this flow is the elixir to innovation and enables the agility needed to respond to changing market requirements.
DevOps is more critical today than ever before—when nature mandates a new order of remote working, product managers must rely on DevOps to catalyze innovation and sustain continuous product deployments and updates. Yet, not all enterprises that have adopted DevOps have unearthed innovation like that of Dyson, which created a new type of ventilator in a mere 10 days to help the UK government scale COVID-19 treatments.
The wave of innovation in the new normal will be propelled by the forces of time-tested practices and new next-generation approaches to enable enterprises to shift-left.
DevOps is more critical today than ever before—when nature mandates a new order of remote working, product managers must rely on DevOps to catalyze innovation and sustain continuous product deployments and updates. Yet, not all enterprises that have adopted DevOps have unearthed innovation like that of Dyson, which created a new type of ventilator in a mere 10 days to help the UK government scale COVID-19 treatments.
The wave of innovation in the new normal will be propelled by the forces of time-tested practices and new next-generation approaches to enable enterprises to shift-left.
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