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• BrandPost: Developers and IT Ops: Finding the hybrid cloud common ground

  18-03-2019 23:17
  Trying to get different teams to collaborate is never an easy feat. But no two groups are more notoriously difficult to work together than developers and IT operators. After all, the two groups have had a contentious relationship for quite some time. Historically, developers want to release features as quickly and efficiently as possible, while IT operators want to ensure things are done reliably, securely, and meet corporate and compliance policies.In a recent BriefingsDirect podcast, Dana Gar
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: Fine tuning SAFe with architecture

  18-03-2019 19:10
  Most organizations view their digital transformation as a top priority. Many are full speed ahead with their digital transformation using SAFe or another agile approach to deliver their information technology projects. Yet “83% of leaders struggle to make meaningful progress on their digital transformation,” according to Gartner.Too often, architects and agile teams work in silos, as if they were conflictual approaches. It does not need to be this way. This article intends to show h
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: CIO trends 2019: Multi-cloud is becoming the norm

  18-03-2019 18:27
  Organizations everywhere are moving forward with digital transformation plans and projects. Consequently, almost all of them (94 percent) are now “cloudified” – in other words, they all use the cloud in one way or another, a phenomenon described in RightScale’s 2019 State of the Cloud Report (now part of Flexera).As organizations become more familiar with a more digital way of doing business, many of them choose to work in a broader-based, more diverse IT landscape found
  
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• What customer-centric IT really looks like

  18-03-2019 11:00
  When Bernie Gracy took the tech leader reins at Agero, his first order of business was to take stock of the company’s extensive technology portfolio and spend the day riding around in a tow truck.To read this article in full, please click here(Insider Story)
  
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• Palm Beach County speeds court filings with AI

  18-03-2019 11:00
  Florida’s Palm Beach County is keeping five recent recruits in the dark to boost productivity: The Lights-Out Court Document Processing project has five “robots” working 24/7 to process some of the thousands of documents the county court receives each week. It’s an example of how artificial intelligence and humans can work alongside one another — and shows how enterprises can enhance manual systems with AI.To read this article in full, please click here(Insider Stor
  
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