TRENDING
Andreas Grabner, DevOps Activist, Dynatrace
the future. However, the speed of releases
can come at a cost. Nearly two-thirds
(64%) of CIOs admitted they are forced to
compromise between faster innovation and
the need to ensure customers have a great
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MODERN
ORGANISATIONS
SUCCEED OR FAIL
BASED ON HOW
RAPIDLY THEY
CAN INNOVATE
IN THE NEW
ENTERPRISE
CLOUD.
software experience. “Every organisation
on the planet is a software company these
days. Market leaders like Amazon are
releasing multiple software updates every
second. Consequently, the modern approach
to delivering software is about agile, fast
development cycles and releasing into
dynamic, hybrid multi-cloud environments,”
said Andreas Grabner, DevOps Activist,
Dynatrace. “Yet end-users also expect the
steady flow of new features and updates
to work perfectly, without compromise.
The challenge for IT is to deliver fast, while
moving to a cloud-native architecture and
maintaining user experience.”
The new global CIO report, Speed of
Innovation in the Cloud: The Top 5
Challenges looks at the pains organisations
face as they strive for new heights of agility
and speed. Key findings include:
Cloud enables agility but CIOs
struggle with:
• Ensuring software performance isn’t
negatively impacted (67%)
• Identifying if moving an application
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the event at which
the research was
announced
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