Atlassian bets on cloud with free editions of Jira and Confluence
Work management and team collaboration vendor Atlassian sees cloud as the future and is enhancing its appeal both to large enterprise and emerging markets
Archive: DevOps NoSQL and the open source stack
Facing rapid expansion, renewables pioneer Vattenfall goes agile
When Scandinavian power generator Vattenfall came to modernize maintenance processes for its wind farms it took an agile approach, writes Neptune Software's Christoph Garms
MongoDB revenue soars on customer growth and enterprise cloud platform choice
Another good quarter for MongoDB with customer references stacking up.
Pivotal acquisition foreshadows strategic shifts at VMware; VMworld announcements confirm them
Updating the VMware strategy story, announcement by announcement.
Are you just going to robotically automate all your old processes?
RPA isn't the whole story. Smart automation goes beyond robotically automating existing processes to deliver more flexible, continuous improvement
Agile has failed? It's just getting started
Has agile failed? No, it has far-reaching impact on the future of business, along with low-code/no-code - but it's going to be disruptive
Agile has failed - a rebuttal
A previous article said that agile is dead...not so fast dudes. Go at it!
Business systems - the new IT specialists for the digital enterprise
Business systems people are an emerging breed of IT specialist that juggle cloud apps and resources to help deliver better business outcomes
Unqork CEO - ‘Agile has failed’
Gary Hoberman, CEO and founder of low-code platform Unqork, explains why agile doesn’t work and how his platform is replacing vendors such as SAP in large companies.
The 10 principles of observability for modern applications
Tactical monitoring of enterprise technology is no longer enough. New Relic's Buddy Brewer and Alberto Gomez set out the 10 principles of full-stack observability
Kubernetes is evolving into an enterprise-friendly platform, but challenges remain
An update on the rise and rise of Kubernetes - impressive, but still work to do.
What happens when businesspeople start to build no-code workflow innovations?
Chris Pope, VP Innovation at ServiceNow, explains how no-code software can help evolve and improve the DNA of all the software used by an enterprise.
Under the hood of Staples' build-over-buy CX transformation - a Couchbase microservices story
We hear an awful lot about "transforming customer experience" these days, but it's rare to get a look under the architectural hood. In this diginomica exclusive, I share what I learned from Staples' CX push - and how Couchbase and microservices tie in.