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Agile & DevOps:
Great apart, stronger united.
Improve business performance and optimize investments with a unified Agile DevOps approach.
In this white paper, discover how effectively adopting both methodologies can improve delivery predictability and quality, increase velocity, and increase revenue.
What you can expect:
- Principles of Agile
- Formation of DevOps
- How DevOps Enables Agile
- Value of DevOps in Agile Projects
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Improve business performance and optimize investments with a unified Agile DevOps approach.
“DevOps is essential for success in Agile, and Agile is required for the success of DevOps.”
– Patrick Taylor National Technology Evangelist, AIM Consulting
Realize the benefits of Agile & DevOps Together!
DevOps as a practice, a philosophy, and a culture has solidified itself in modern software development. At the same time, adopting Agile methods such as Scrum, Kanban, or Single Piece Flow have revolutionized how we manage complex software projects by focusing on visibility, efficiency and commitment of teams and their activity.
Download the full white paper for more insight into how these two practices have matured in the industry.
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Agile is a project methodology typically used in software development that stresses frequent delivery of working software through an iterative looping process of 1-4 week increments called sprints.
Agile emphasizes collaboration and transparency, meaning that development teams and stakeholders work closely together so that everyone knows how the project progresses and can collaborate quickly on changing needs.
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DevOps is a combination of tools, practices, and cultural philosophy that integrates processes between software development and operations teams in an organization. It removes barriers between the two teams, shortens the development lifecycle, and increases the speed at which an organization can deliver high-quality applications and services.
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Agile and DevOps have many of the same goals: to reduce time to value and to shorten feedback latency on successes and failures. Agile provides largely organizational methods for achieving this, and DevOps provides largely technical ones.
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Planning is essential and no enterprise can embark on a project without understanding when it will be finished. Agile contains the tools to plan work over the course of weeks, months, or years more allowing your team (and budget) to have the right expectations.
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DevOps is about better feedback, not about team reduction. Only after efficiencies are gained should any enterprise re-evaluate staff.
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We offer expert guidance at every phase of your DevOps and Agile journey, from strategy and roadmap development, to implementation, to optimization and automation. We meet your teams where they are to adapt existing methods while introducing best practices for the current state of your organization.
