Agile Process: Why You Need Feedback Loops Both During and After Sprints

As part of its focus on enabling close collaboration between IT and the business, the agile process emphasizes short feedback loops. However, waiting until even the end of a sprint is too long to solicit feedback, particularly from business stakeholders and end users. Read this blog to discover how to enable short feedback loops both during and after sprints.

How We Built a Financial Services App Using SAP Services in Just 10 Days

How we built a Financial Services app in 10 days that includes managing accounts & transactions, viewing & paying bills, providing feedback and making transfers.

Why DevOps Will Fail Without Microservices

If CIOs introduce DevOps at a large scale across the IT organization, it is absolutely necessary to also roll out a new way of designing with Microservice Architecture (MSA) in mind. Read the full blog to find out the importance of microservices when introducing DevOps, and the right approach to take.

  • Why You Should Consider DevOps for Your Organization

    When transforming your organization to support agile development, how can you keep the same agile pace during the maintenance of your application? This is where DevOps can make a difference. In this blog, learn the definition, core values, and corporate advantages of DevOps.

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    A Digital Transformation Framework: Start-Structure-Scale

    There’s no question that organizations need to transform themselves for the digital era—and fast. To be successful, you can’t boil the ocean when it comes to your digital transformation framework. In this blog, we introduce our Digital Transformation Roadmap; learn more about each of the three phases.

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    Autonomous Units are Critical for Microservices

    Microservices provide a historical improvement in the way we design, build and manage IT assets. Learn how focus for architects and developers can become more functional and IT components can be designed as autonomous business components.

  • Agile Process: Why You Need Feedback Loops During & After Sprints

    As part of its focus on enabling close collaboration between IT and the business, the agile process emphasizes short feedback loops. However, waiting until even the end of a sprint is too long to solicit feedback, particularly from business stakeholders and end users. Read this blog to discover how to enable short feedback loops both during and after sprints.

  • The Leadership Team is the Company Culture

    Company culture is a critical success factor in digital transformation initiatives, and digital transformation impacts three areas of innovation opportunities, in their order of importance: people, process, and technology. Ken Polotan shares how the leadership team can help define and demonstrate a company culture that enables and propels the digital journey.

  • Are You Ready to Drive Digital Change with Low-Code?

    Mendix on Tour is a must-attend event for IT and business leaders who are engaged in digital innovation and looking for a practical interpretation of digital transformation. This event will take place May 29 at the Cruise Terminal in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Read this article to learn more about our keynote speakers.

  • How We Built a Financial Services App Using SAP Services in Just 10 Days

    How we built a Financial Services app in 10 days that includes managing accounts & transactions, viewing & paying bills, providing feedback and making transfers.

  • The Sessions Every IT Leader Should Attend at Cloud Foundry Summit Boston

    Our CTO shares the six sessions every IT leader should attend at the Cloud Foundry Summit in Boston next week. Learn about the conversations he is most excited to participate in.

  • Agile Tools: Why Project Management Isn’t Enough

    Even under the best of circumstances, project management can fall apart without the proper tools. Read this blog to learn how a low-code platform helps bridge the disconnect between developers and business users during Agile sprints.

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