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Amid The AI Hype, Agile Still Remains Relevant In 2025

Forrester IT

After over 12 years of leading Forresters research on agile and, from 2011, publishing a biennial Forrester report on the global state of agile adoption, we have just published The State Of Agile Development, 2025: Its Still Relevant, With Benefits And Challenges.

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World Backup Day is heading our way

Network World

World Backup Day is March 31 a day that has been recognized every year since it was first set up in 2011. Are you ready?

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15 Years of Cloud Outages: A Stroll Through the InformationWeek Archives

Information Week

Do you remember the Great Amazon Outage of Easter 2011?

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Former VMware exec Gillis resurfaces to run Cisco security business (again)

Network World

From 2007 to 2011, Gillis was vice president and general manager of Cisco’s then-called Security Technology Group, which focused on developing network, content and identity management products.

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2025 IT headcount expectations lowest in over a decade

CIO Business Intelligence

Harvey Nash’s survey found that only 36% of CIOs believed IT headcounts would increase in 2025 — the lowest such sentiment reported since 2011. Jason Pyle, Harvey Nash’s president and managing director, told CIO.com that those CIO sentiment projections may have shifted since they were recorded, which was before the US economy stabilized.

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CEOs Own Software Competency — And The Structure Of Innovation Delivery

Forrester IT

Marc Andreessen famously said this in a 2011 essay in The Wall Street Journal. World-class innovation delivery requires weaving together three foundational realities: “Software is eating the world.” It was true then, and it’s all the more true today.

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A look back at Microsoft’s IPO

Network World

If you had the good fortune to have bought 100 shares at the $21 offering price that day and sat on the investment for 25 years, it would have mushroomed into 28,800 shares over the course of nine stock splits and be worth about three quarters of a million dollars today (Editors note: Again, that was as of 2011). Thats the good news.

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