Is Your DevOps Journey Pointed in the Right Direction?
As IT organizations implement DevOps practices, their journey can take many twists and turns as, over time, the needs... View Article
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Micro Focus #DevDay doubles-down in Dallas
The #COBOL community roadshow continued recently as Micro Focus #DevDay landed in Dallas, TX. But this time was special – there were two events instead of one. Derek Britton went along to find out more.
Achieve peak performance at #MFSummit2016
The inaugural Micro Focus cross-portfolio summit opens this week. Andy King, General Manager for UK and Ireland offers his... View Article
Brand new year – same old problems?
For technology trend-watchers, the New Year has begun in much the same way old one ended. As the reports... View Article
Brand new year – same old problems?
For technology trend-watchers, the New Year has begun in much the same way old one ended. As the reports of Black Friday and Cyber Monday-prompted site crashes tail off, predictions about upcoming technology trends kick in, and early 2016 looks much like late 2015. So will last year’s failures help us meet new challenges? Let’s take a look...
Teaching today’s reality to tomorrow’s technologists.
Mark Plant investigates bi-modal IT and what that means for new entrants to the Information Technololgy sector. How do we balance older and newer technology and ensure that students of today are equipped with the right IT skills for tomorrow?
2.3: Taste the future Micro Focus Visual COBOL and Enterprise Developer 2.3 Launch!
Micro Focus continues to invest millions of dollars each year in enhancing and expanding its products to meet new technology standards and market demand. The 2.3 release of Visual COBOL and Enterprise Developer in October 2015 is another example of our products’ continuing evolution to support a variety of market challenges. Derek Britton got an early view.
Unified AppDev – DevOps Mainframe Efficiency
While the DevOps methodology appears to promise significant improvements in efficiency, it relies on significant changes to internal practices in environments which are – frankly – quite hard to change. In his third blog in the series Derek Britton explores whether taking a smarter approach to mainframe DevOps might bring the goal of development efficiency within reach
DevOps – a culture of collaboration
DevOps is a software development methodology which promises greater efficiency and throughput of change through transparency, collaboration and flexibility. But it depends on significant changes to internal practices for many. In the second of our Mainframe DevOps series, Derek Britton opens up the discussion on a key DevOps principle: a culture of collaboration.