Automation

Is it possible to change behaviour from 'beat your colleague' to 'beat your competition'?

I have spent many years at work in startups and have become accustomed to teams of people spending their energy working together to create things and solve problems. But I have spent most of the last year supporting enterprises adapt to the changing needs of the IT market, most specifically helping with DevOps and Continuous Delivery. Perhaps I am a little slow in reaching this conclusion but it dawned on me recently the most significant difference between the two environments.

Since we founded Automation Logic back in 2010 the growth in our business and our success to date has been founded in repeat business and referrals within some of the largest organisations in the public and private sector in Europe.
Sure, from time to time we’re exhibited at a show, spoken at a conference, maybe even placed an advert or two, but all of these things have made little impact compared with the enduring relationships that we have established in our customer and partner base.

I’ve just returned from HPE’s  customer and partner event, HPE Discover London, where I took part in a panel session about Automation and the Cloud...

DevOps is now coming to an enterprise near you and will have a huge impact in 2015 and beyond, so get ready.

In the first of two posts on the topic, Kris Saxton highlights the key criteria he sees in evaluating the plethora of new PaaS solutions that are coming to market, as well as offering a couple of “red herrings” to be careful to avoid…

So what are the six patterns you need to succeed at DevOps?