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How to Explain Complex Technology Issues to Business Leaders
Promising digital initiatives can only succeed with enthusiastic management support. Here's how you can help business leaders understand why a complex new project is necessary for long-term competitive success.
Why ING Entrusted Core Dev Needs to Low Code/No Code
Banking and financial services giant turned to Genesis's platform to tackle certain app development.
3 Tips for Creating a Strong, Healthy Software Team
Lots of things can ruin the success of a software project. Your approach to people and processes doesn't have to be one of them.
A Strategy to Aid Underserved Communities and Fill Tech Jobs
Nonprofit DevOps academy takes educational approach to open up career opportunities for the underserved as well as address ongoing demand for IT personnel.
Mondelez Takes a Low-Code, No-Code Approach to Development
Snack food giant Mondelēz aims to get ahead of the curve in software development by building up its citizen developer community.
ServiceNow’s CIO Sees Strategic Fit for Low-Code Development
The reshaping of the CIO role and app development continues as more organizations find ways to include no code, low code, and citizen developers in their IT and operational strategies.
Cloud Outage Fallout: Should You Brace for Future Disruption?
The outage of Fastly's services lasted all of 49 minutes, yet its widespread impact shows how pervasive reliance on the cloud has become.
Ancestry’s DevOps Strategy to Control Its CI/CD Pipeline
Genealogy company sought a different approach to corral its software development and deployment.
Automation Strategies Are Shaping Up
A combination of older and newer technologies is making a difference in IT workload management. Here are six areas of IT automation that are delivering results today.
One10’s AIOps and Cloud Journey to Software Modernization
CIO discusses how the organization migrated custom solutions to cloud-based applications and AIOps to cut costs and the burden on in-house developers.
How to Get Developer and Security Teams Aligned
Aligning developer and security teams can help improve security posture, and in most cases, it can be achieved without adding additional tooling.
AT&T Communications CTO Legg on Transforming a Telecom Giant
Nearly one year after taking on his current post, Jeremy Legg talks about leveraging the cloud and transformation at the mobile and broadband company.
IT Skills: Top 10 Programming Languages for 2021
These are the languages most likely to be useful for getting a job as a developer or other IT professional.
Universities Are Failing Software Developers
Why new software development grads are struggling to land jobs, and how universities can modify their curriculum to set students up for success.
ServiceNow's Acquisition Spree Adds Observability
ServiceNow's acquisition program is aimed at creating the autonomous enterprise of the future. Here's how observability company Lightstep fits in.
C-Suite Changes to Come
The C-suite has expanded, but will the trend continue? Likely yes, but how depends on what your company values most.
IBM Talks AIOps Potential at Digital Developer Conference
CIOs might use AIOps to help manage deployment of new products while also maintaining the resiliency of existing applications.
Do Executives Help or Hinder Agile Teams?
Executives have priorities that may conflict with agile practices and mindsets. They can play a critical role in empowering agile. But do they?
HealthBridge’s Low-Code Strategy to Process Medical Claims
Developing applications fast while working with HIPAA-compliant data meant finding a resource to take some weight off professional developers.
Innovation in a COVID World: 4 Steps for CIOs To Get It Done
You want to launch new products, meet your customer's needs, and grow the business. Here's how.
Why IT Roles Are Broadening
The world of IT is constantly evolving and with it, IT positions. However, there's no one path that will suit all organizations.
What IT Leaders Need to Know About Open Source Software
Here are answers to some common questions about open source technology, which can be a key enabler of innovation and digital transformation efforts.
How Scholarships Can Support Diversity and Inclusion in Tech
Improving the inclusiveness of tech careers can start with education access for a broader demographic.
10 Hot IT Job Titles for 2021
The technology job market is evolving. These are the roles most in demand right now.
Low-Code and No-Code Platforms: What IT leaders Should Consider
Though the opportunity is immense and may help guide the course of modern development, IT decision makers should vet the advantages and disadvantages before diving in.
Ways to Take Representation of Women in Tech to New Levels
Despite ongoing efforts to further diversify who fills the ranks of tech jobs, seeing real results is taking a protracted amount of time.
IT Automation: Still Room for Improvement in Some Spots
We've come a long way with autonomous computing. Here's a look at what's working in production, and areas that are still considered a work in progress.
How CarParts.com Leveraged AIOps Strategy While Scaling Up
Ecommerce market for auto parts faced a rapid overhaul of its IT infrastructure when new leadership put growth plans in motion.
How to Make Waste-Free Product a Reality in Your Organization
Zero product waste is extremely difficult to achieve but getting close to it is possible. Here are some tactics.
How We’ll Conduct Algorithmic Audits in the New Economy
Today's CIOs traverse a minefield of risk, compliance, and cultural sensitivities when it comes to deploying algorithm-driven business processes.
Tech Skills, Coding Languages to Boost Your Salary
Here's a look at the jobs that got pay raises and some of the skills that commanded higher salaries last year, according to a study by Hired and Vettery.
Value Stream Management: Fact or Fiction?
Value stream management is getting more attention outside of software development circles because digital transformation demands it.
Does DevSecOps Require Observability to Get the Job Done?
A panel at DeveloperWeek took a look at potential exposure organizations may face if their DevSecOps cycle does not include observability of apps.
IBM’s Hernandez Discusses Future of AIOps and Measuring ROI
More automation of IT operations may be on the way to industry and regulated sectors that have yet to embrace its possibilities.
What Lawyers Want Everyone to Know About AI Liability
There are more discussions about AI ethics and responsible AI these days, but companies need to be clear about potential AI liability issues.
11 Ways DevOps Is Evolving
While DevOps as a practice is evolving, so are the roles within a DevOps team. Following are explanations of some of the trends worth watching.
Questions to Ask About DevOps Strategy On-Prem vs. the Cloud
Not every company can or wants to go cloud native but that does not mean they are completely cut off from the advantages of DevOps.
Why DevOps is Critical to Digital Transformation
Organizations should focus on automation and efficiency to keep pace with pandemic-driven technology transformation.
For Modernization, Be Nimble, Be Agile, and Go Fast
SPONSORED: CEO Tom Barton discusses how containers have evolved to be the ideal technology to modernize IT infrastructure.
The ‘It’ Factors in IT Transformation
These three factors produce an IT transformation that can maximize the value from technology and people to power business agility.
XOps: Real or Hype?
DevOps was just the beginning. Now, organizations are adopting other forms of Ops inside and outside IT. But are they missing the point?
Continuous Delivery: Why You Need It and How to Get Started
Continuous delivery gains momentum as IT seeks to deliver new features and fix defects faster and more consistently.
Is There a Case for Using Low Code to Develop End-User Apps?
Though some doubt low-code apps are suitable for consumers and other end users, champions of such platforms say otherwise.
What to Know When Migrating DevOps to Microservice Architectures
If your DevOps team is planning to migrate from traditional server architectures to microservices, there are distinct changes that IT leaders must keep in mind.
From Cloud Computing to Cooking: 4 Ways IT Mirrors Fine Cuisine
It's true. Many of the same elements that make up a fine dish are conceptually similar to those that comprise high-quality IT delivery.
10 Things IT Leaders Learned in 2020
The pandemic had a lot of negative effects, but it also resulted in some unexpected benefits for enterprise technology leaders and teams.
Why CIOs Must Set the Rules for No-Code, Low-Code, Full-Code
IT leaders must step in with guidelines about when to develop applications using low code and no code, and when it's necessary to develop in a full-code mode.
Digital Transformation: How Leaders Can Stand Out
Here are three things leaders in digital transformation are doing to set themselves ahead of the competition in 2021 and beyond.
Can Cloud Revolutionize Business and Software Architecture?
Closing days of CES 2021 looked at the impact cloud may have on businesses going forward and the importance of cloud architecture.
Why DevOps Will Have To Change This Year
Rocked by COVID in 2020, DevOps teams will face new challenges -- and opportunities -- over the next 12 months. Here's a look at what to expect.
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2021 State of ITOps and SecOps Report
This new report from InformationWeek explores what we've learned over the past year, critical trends around ITOps and SecOps, and where leaders are focusing their time and efforts to support a growing digital economy. Download it today!
Monitoring Critical Cloud Workloads ReportIn this report, our experts will discuss how to advance your ability to monitor critical workloads as they move about the various cloud platforms in your company.
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