If your answer is “yes,” it’s time to assess the cultural alignment of your organization and activate tools to achieve the true benefits of DevOps.

Taking an agile approach to Avanade’s recent brand refresh made all the difference—not only in the speed of its resolution, but also in the quality of the outcome says CMO Stella Goulet.

To get the best out of DevOps, outsourced or not, you need to have an agile organization, not just an IT team.

We’ve identified four disciplines that we believe are critical to DevOps success.

When assemblies are so easily packaged, published and consumed with a robust approach to version control, organizations will benefit from reusable code.

Even for lumbering enterprise applications, there is something to be gained for everyone from the adoption of the DevOps culture.

As part of a DevOps approach, merging roles and responsibilities with a one-team mentality focuses everyone's efforts.

DevOps has been called many things but we choose to call it a culture, defined by the relationship between development and operations roles.

Quite often, we come across some common agile misconceptions and myths. Total transparency, early conversation and agile coaching are key.

Agile coaches are change agents continuously driving awareness and adoption, and supporting agile projects as trusted advisors.