Whitepapers

Insights into agile & DevOps best practices, trends and innovations written by industry thought leaders.

How to Get What You Want From Your Enterprise Agile Transformation

This whitepaper explains what enterprise agile is, questions commonly asked by enterprise agile leaders, and clear advice for getting the results you want from your transformation.
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Git Replication for the Enterprise

Git replication is an effective way to ensure developers’ satisfaction and productivity, and for IT to enhance the availability, utilization, and performance of Git servers and maintain SLAs.
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Kanban for Agile Teams

Organizations that are interested in adopting agile methods should evaluate the underlying principles behind Kanban and how the principles can work together with more traditional agile methodologies.
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VersionOne ALM Connect

Learn how VersionOne, when complemented with ALM Connect, helps organizations create an application delivery ecosystem that is collaborative, functionally rich, and customer-centric to its core.
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How to Scale Agile in Financial Services Companies

This whitepaper explains what enterprise agile is, questions commonly asked by financial enterprise agile leaders, and clear advice for getting the results you want from your transformation.
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Effective SCM Strategy for the Modern Enterprise

The choice of a modern SCM technology is a critical business decision and affects the long-term ability of the organization to succeed in a highly competitive business climate.
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Hybrid Development

This whitepaper covers challenges organizations are facing, limits of first-generation ALM platforms, and best practices to enable hybrid or bi-modal development.
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DevOps for Enterprise Agility

The goal of DevOps for Enterprise Agility is to overcome the disconnect between disparate and geographically dispersed development teams, operations personnel, business stakeholders and end-users.
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Whitepapers

How to Get What You Want From Your Enterprise Agile Transformation

This whitepaper explains what enterprise agile is, questions commonly asked by enterprise agile leaders, and clear advice for getting the results you want from your transformation.

Git Replication for the Enterprise

Git replication is an effective way to ensure developers’ satisfaction and productivity, and for IT to enhance the availability, utilization, and performance of Git servers and maintain SLAs.

Kanban for Agile Teams

Organizations that are interested in adopting agile methods should evaluate the underlying principles behind Kanban and how the principles can work together with more traditional agile methodologies.

VersionOne ALM Connect

Learn how VersionOne, when complemented with ALM Connect, helps organizations create an application delivery ecosystem that is collaborative, functionally rich, and customer-centric to its core.

How to Scale Agile in Financial Services Companies

This whitepaper explains what enterprise agile is, questions commonly asked by financial enterprise agile leaders, and clear advice for getting the results you want from your transformation.

Effective SCM Strategy for the Modern Enterprise

The choice of a modern SCM technology is a critical business decision and affects the long-term ability of the organization to succeed in a highly competitive business climate.

Hybrid Development

This whitepaper covers challenges organizations are facing, limits of first-generation ALM platforms, and best practices to enable hybrid or bi-modal development.

DevOps for Enterprise Agility

The goal of DevOps for Enterprise Agility is to overcome the disconnect between disparate and geographically dispersed development teams, operations personnel, business stakeholders and end-users.