Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. To streamline application development in support of everything ...

The DevOps landscape is changing very quickly. As companies in various industries pursue relentless attempts to boost operational performance, strengthen security posture and scale, there are two ...

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. In a world where technology drives business innovation, platform engineering has become a critical discipline for creating scalable, ...

Platform engineering is a growing practice within technology organizations, pivotal in managing application development and delivery complexity. Gartner states, "By 2026, 80% of software engineering ...

Discover how Dassault Systèmes and NVIDIA are partnering to create an advanced industrial AI platform that integrates virtual ...

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Incremental upgrades are no longer enough. What the industry needs is to fundamentally rethink what an automation platform must be.

Marcus Fontoura, Microsoft technical fellow and CTO for Azure Core, with his new book, A Platform Mindset, during a recent conversation at the company’s Redmond campus. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop) ...

Platform engineering is based on the principles of product management and the product model applied to digital and IT systems. Fast-moving digital teams show resistance to strict process frameworks ...

With the acquisition of Pi Innovo, MiddleGround is continuing its focus in the mobility sector, building on its investment in New Eagle in 2021.

Devops “champions the idea that software delivery and operations are shared responsibilities,” says Rohan Rasane, product architect at ServiceNow. The focus is on automation, collaboration, and ...

Enterprise software development has seen several revolutions, which began with the big bang waterfall approach of project delivery and progressed to agile methodologies. Then came the “shift-left” ...