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Agile Development And The Red Line: At A Point Of No Return

Red line (noun): A safety limit. The furthest limit of what will be tolerated or considered safe. A point beyond which a person or group is not prepared to negotiate. The point of no return.

Agile Is King, But Continuous Integration Is An Elusive Goal

A Dimension Data survey of development professionals found most enterprises have adopted agile methods, but only 14% can update hourly.

5 Security Considerations For The Hybrid Cloud

Even though your infrastructure, applications, and data are off in the cloud, don't assume that you are off the hook when it comes to compliance. You are still responsible for that data.

Bridging the Hybrid Developer Divide

While companies strive to evolve and innovate with concepts such as cloud and DevOps, one challenge is to keep pace with new skills in the IT group.

The Strategy Of Speed In IT

Speed in developing and delivering applications has obvious benefits, but IT leaders have to know when to move fast and when to proceed with care.

What Happens When a Customer of IT Becomes an IT Leader

When an executive shifts from being supported by IT to leading IT, one opportunity is to become a more customer-centric IT organization.

Achieve Application And Data Visibility In The Cloud

IT organizations need visibility into the cloud when their applications and infrastructure are out there. Without such visibility, well, you are flying blind.

Kinetica Uses GPUs for Advanced In-Database Analytics

GPU-accelerated databases aren't new, and they're not all that popular, but that will likely change over time. Here are some of Kinetica's latest improvements and why that matters to big pharma company GSK.