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The Future is Now: TuringBots Will Collapse the Software Development Life Cycle Siloes 

Forrester IT

Thanks to TuringBots (AI and generative AI for software development), software development is on the cusp of a transformative change, one that promises to redefine the way development teams collaborate, create, and deploy applications.

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Are You On An Agile+DevOps Journey? Don’t Miss Out On Continuous Testing Services!

Forrester IT

The most dangerous parallel initiatives are those where, on one side, they are changing their development teams to become more Agile, but a separate initiative in the same enterprise exists where their Operations folks are running a development and operations (DevOps) transformation. Read more Categories: Agile.

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Embracing AIOps: Revolutionizing DevOps And Agile Methodologies

Forrester IT

Learn how AIOps can significantly enhance the efficiency, speed, and reliability of software development and deployment processes.

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5 Risk Mitigation Strategies for Agile Teams

Social, Agile and Transformation

I find that agile teams, because they are agile, may leave behind fundamental-to-IT risk mitigation strategies that can make sprints, releases, and application development more reliable and robust. Risk mitigation should be a basic tenet of agile mindsets and culture, and perhaps even agile governance.

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Defining Your Agile Release Management Strategy

Social, Agile and Transformation

I recommended in an earlier post that release management strategies are important to agile.

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How to Create a Plan of Action If Agile Dev Strategy Fails

Information Week

DeveloperWeek New York keynote examined problems and solutions to get the most out of agile software development.

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Our Freemium Future: Development teams take advantage of free, entry-level versions of software 

CTOvision

You may not know the term, but you know the phenomenon: that ever-growing list of software like Dropbox, LinkedIn, Yammer, Skype (and now our own BIRT iHub F-Type ), with free entry-level functionality, followed up the ladder with paid-subscription, heavy-weight functionality. Freemium rides the agile development wave.

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