This blog was originally posted on the ViFX blog on 26 July 2016 - click here to view.
This blog is inspired directly from this podcast from notable industry luminaries at Cloud Technology Partners and CSC. In synopsis, it talks about how DevOps, as a way of working and engaging with the business is able to support digital strategies and movements towards the cloud.
This blog was originally posted on the ViFX blog on 30 June 2016 - click here to view.
The hot topic around the Service Management water cooler at the moment is the concept of bimodal change and how the adoption of this is essential when embracing a DevOps framework. While the conversation threads are predominantly focused on determining what this approach means and how it benefits the organisation, the talk is relatively quiet on how to implement such a model and how this approach aligns to the standard ITIL change management process.
The blog was originally posted on the ViFX blog on 02 June 2016 - click here to view.
One of the areas that I have been trying to grapple with since starting to understand the DevOps approach is - how does business strategy keep pace in the world of continuous delivery?
This blog was originally posted on the ViFX blog on 06 May 2016 - click here to view.
We all have different capabilities when it comes to learning something new. Some can grasp things very easily and some take time, and repetition to get a hold of a new idea. Most of us however, struggle to pick something up when it turns what we’ve been doing for years on its head.
This blog was originally posted on the ViFX blog on 06 April 2016 - click here to view.
In a previous blog I asked the question - Is DevOps the next ITIL? The short answer is no! Read on to understand my reasoning and join in the discussion.
This blog was originally posted on the ViFX blog on 06 April 2016 - click here to view.
The IT Infrastructure Library has come a long way from its humble beginnings in the 90's. DevOps has shot to the top of the hype curve in the last two years, however some questions still remain. Is ITIL still relevant? Is DevOps the update to ITIL that it so surely needs? Does ITIL need to change at all?