Alexandra Papp

In a business world governed by the traditional approach to software development, where solutions are created in-house to solve one-off problems, it's time to break free from the status quo and shift towards a product ownership mindset.

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses are under constant pressure to adapt to new technologies and trends in order to stay relevant and competitive. One of the  ways that established businesses can stay ahead of the curve is by transforming their in-house applications into digital products that are available for worldwide markets. 

Businesses in all sectors have made digital transformation a major priority, and DevOps has emerged as a vital strategy for attaining this objective. This article will examine DevOps real-life examples…

If there is one thing to be certain of is that technology evolves fast. The last two decades brought a true explosion in terms of digital innovation and progress. As a consequence, companies are starting to feel the pressure of keeping up with the latest trends and needs of digital industrialization.