Joe Farah often writes about ALM relative to agile. In this article, he lays out his views on the Agile Manifesto specifically. From collaboration and clear communication to the focus on individuals over tools, Joe covers what works, and what he thinks could work better.
In this installment of The Next Generation, Joe Farah takes an in-depth look at the top ten requirements needed for a successful next-generation configuration management and application lifecycle management solution strategy.
Perhaps you've just not started doing CM on your project yet. Or maybe you have, and it's not going well: CM is consuming more staff than you expected. There is still plenty of rework because the CM process is failing. Initial and annual licensing fees are affecting your company's bottom line. But worst of all, your CM solution is not providing the expected benefits. What can you do?
For many organizations, cloud computing has transitioned from a hyped buzzword into a reality in regards to their business operations. Many more enterprises are realizing the benefits of remote hosting IT services rather than local IT management, especially as managing and operating IT networks and services is not getting any easier.