Software development is all about rhythm. In scrum, different sprints might have different lengths, but they follow a predictable pattern. Plan, execute, test, accept the work, reflect, and repeat.

The problem with Agile, SCRUM and DevOps – and all abstract solutions – is that expectations are always set too high toward unachievable goals. Requirements management and applications development are ...

Organisations across Europe believe that using an Agile methodology for software development can vastly improve the customer experience, while using DevOps can boost revenue from new sources. A new ...

The changes Microsoft had to make over the past few years to transform itself from a traditional, waterfall-oriented software provider into an agile, cloud-based organization -- from a company that ...

Compuware CEO Chris O'Malley spent some time bringing me up to date on what the well-known mainframe development tool vendor has been doing recently. He started the very interesting conversation with ...

Enterprises risk missing out on the business agility benefits that adopting DevOps can bring because of misplaced concerns about the level of risk to operations. Despite the likes of Gartner hailing ...

Liz Simmons is an education staff writer at Forbes Advisor. She has written about higher education and career development for various online publications since 2016. She earned a master’s degree in ...