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Is it worth measuring software developer productivity? CIOs weigh in

CIO Business Intelligence

Most enterprises are committed to a digital strategy and looking for ways to improve the productivity of their workforce. At the same time, developers are scarce, and the demand for new software is high. Organizations need to get the most out of the limited number of developers they’ve got,” he says.

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How More Teams can be Successful with Effective Microservices

Social, Agile and Transformation

I have to admit that I'm skeptical whether non-technical companies will successfully execute a software development strategy routed in microservices. There's a long history of software development teams seeking modular and reusable code and services.

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10 cloud strategy questions every IT leader must answer

CIO Business Intelligence

Although some continue to leap without looking into cloud deals, the value of developing a comprehensive cloud strategy has become evident. Without a clear cloud strategy and broad leadership support, even value-adding cloud investments may be at risk. And it’s never too late for CIOs to reassess their cloud strategies.

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Streamlining IT for agility

CIO Business Intelligence

Here, agility is essential, and smart IT leaders are doubling down on efforts to streamline IT, whether that involves reprioritizing projects and realigning the IT portfolio, rationalizing applications and pursuing cloud-native approaches, increasing automation through DevOps or AIOps adoption, or overhauling the structure of IT operations.

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Streamlining IT for agility

CIO Business Intelligence

Here, agility is essential, and smart IT leaders are doubling down on efforts to streamline IT, whether that involves reprioritizing projects and realigning the IT portfolio, rationalizing applications and pursuing cloud-native approaches, increasing automation through DevOps or AIOps adoption, or overhauling the structure of IT operations.

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Aligning security and business strategies

CIO Business Intelligence

To keep ahead of cybercriminals, organizations must remain agile, pivoting to embrace new strategies and technologies whenever necessary in order to outrun attacks. For example, suppose an organization has multiple teams or departments responsible for different parts of its cybersecurity strategy.

Strategy 105
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How a cloud-first enterprise application strategy boosts speed and scale for your business

CIO Business Intelligence

Configurability in cloud-first strategies is key as organizations don’t have to worry about hardware control, allowing for more focus on getting new services up and running faster,” he says. A cloud-first enterprise applications strategy helps make data more accessible to distributed users and workflows, he says.