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8 QA Tips to Survive in the Digital Transformation Era

Digital Transformation “90% of CEOs believe the Digital Transformation will impact their industry, but less than 15% are executing on a digital strategy.” – MIT Sloan & Capgemini This research says that each enterprise will need to adapt digital strategies in order to align the business processes and offer end-to-end customer experience. The digital transformation journey involves the huge investment into enterprise mobile apps for business operations, cloud computing for process co-ordination Read more Click here  Reference:- This article was originally posted on BestDevOps.com

Source code analysis tools: Evaluation criteria

Source code analysis tools: Evaluation criteria Support for the programming languages you use. Some companies support mobile devices, while others concentrate on enterprise languages like Java, .Net, C, C++ and even Cobol. Good bug-finding performance, using a proof of concept assessment. Hint: Use an older build of code you had issues with and see how well the product catches bugs you had to find manually. Look for both thoroughness and accuracy. Fewer false positives means less manual work. Read More Click here Reference:- This article was originally posted on scmGalaxy.com

Top 10 Bug/Issue Tracking Tools

Top 10 Bug/Issue Tracking Tools Just imagine a situation when you put so much efforts to build a software or application and release it and after that users get error or issues in it on the very first use. That' it, all your efforts will be useless. So, testing is an important aspect which you can not miss in your "Software Development Life-cycle" (SDLC). But, for that you need some tools or I would say good tools, so that you can make sure you are going to give an error or bug free experience to your application or software end users. But, there is one big challenge that you will face, How to choose or select best bug tracking tools? Read more Click here Reference: This article was originally posted on scmGalaxy.com  

7 Highly Effective Continuous Delivery Principles

Continuous Delivery Principles If you’re in the IT space and you weren’t born yesterday, then you understand the need for speed. Development and release cycles are now faster than ever as companies implement continuous integration and continuous delivery (CD). Browsers and social media sites, for example, are doing multiple releases a day, and organizations that want to keep up in the information age are implementing continuous delivery. But to ensure successful continuous delivery, there are continuous delivery principles every organization should know. Here are seven continuous delivery principles that make highly effective and efficient development and release cycles: Read more Click here   Reference: This article was originally posted on BestDevOps.com  

Weekend Batch — DevOps Training Online

DevOps integrates developers and operation teams in order to improve collaboration and productivity by automation infrastructure, automation workflows and continuously application performance. DevOps helps You deliver the best user experience possible and benefits your company by increasing the frequency of deployments of your software and services. DevOps Helps to improve performance and quickly release of application. As rapid delivery of software has become a strategic business asset, progressive IT organizations are pursuing a DevOps culture, where development and operations teams, systems, and tools work in lockstep. By aligning goals and sharing tools and strategies, you can improve velocity and code quality, allowing you to innovate faster. In this course, we look at the necessity of DevOps and how a DevOps transformation can help focus on value and streamlined delivery of your software. We will also cover concepts like Automation, tools & technology which play...

The various DevOps pitfalls & How to avoid them

DevOps is simple, right? Wrong. The concept of DevOps might be simple, however the implementation is not. The following short blog will try to point out some of the key pitfalls. There are plenty of DevOps related mistakes an organisations can make. One is to treat DevOps as a solution that can simply be implemented. Another one is to see DevOps as Tools only. Some organisations seem to believe that all that is needed is to move staff from an internal IT / infra focused organisation into Apps driven PODs and “everything” should work. Many are then surprised and disappointed that instead of faster, better and cheaper its slower, with more outages and spiraling costs. Why? See here my views on the root causes: Read more click here Reference:- This article was posted on BestDevOps.com