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If your organisation doesn't have the strategic intention to join development and operations instead of pitting development against operations, you may end up with friction and delay that gets in the way of innovation.
DevOps is a way to come alongside what is already being done well in both development and operations - using existing toolchains that are well-loved -and make it all work better for everyone.
Read this 2021 eBook from Enterprise Management Associates to gain insights into:
- What's driving DevOps today
- Maturity trends across large and mid-size enterprises
- The importance of change management and value stream management in DevOps success
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