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Content management is an underestimated aspect of an organization's digital footprint. Content embodies most digital elements of a business (and a brand). Given the importance, how you invest in supporting the user experience impacts your clients and your internal teams, both today and for the future.
Rangle recently rolled out new research uncovering how c-level executives are dealing with the pressure to deliver digital experiences and stay ahead of the curve of digital transformation. The report reveals that while 80 percent of the C-suite thinks about digital transformation at least once a week, and they’re being “kept up at night” by the fact their digital costs are more than anticipated and the pressure to implement new technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), internet of things (IoT), mobile and cloud native.
Every once in a while, members of your internal or client team will get super-jazzed to sit in on your usability testing sessions. Sometimes they'll even start co-facilitating.
Stripe is a great platform for running an online business, especially on account of the developer-centric API that makes it easy to collect payments, set up subscriptions and more.
Jenkins is one of the most popular Continuous Integration and Delivery Servers today, so it’s only natural that you’re probably interested in learning more about it. When starting out, you’ll need to first run it on your local machine. However, the problem with that is the Jenkins configuration files will then live directly on your machine. A better solution is to run it as a Docker container, here are some of the reasons why:
Digital Transformation, Innovation Labs, Agile adoption are all examples of terms and subjects that have become more and more prevalent in Financial Services within the last decade. These concepts have become increasingly prominent as large scale Banking and Insurance giants from across the globe continue to make strides in adopting ways of working which let them deliver faster and provide truly customer centric products.
Rangle’s relentless focus on deep quality paid off at the North American Software Testing & QE Awards yesterday held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Toronto. The organization took home the award for ‘Best Agile Project’ for their outstanding work in revitalizing and re-engineering the Rangle.io website. The website now promotes the organization’s new global presence and growing reputation as a leading strategic digital innovation partner. Working in a truly Agile framework, the team was able to deliver impressive key results in a short period of time. Some of these results consisted of decreased reliance on developers for page builds and website changes, enablement of data-driven decisions via Google Tag Manager, improved GDPR compliance and actionable insights from user testing.
If you've been following along with my Docker series (you can find my latest article about Continuous Integration (CI) here ) then you must be pretty happy to have your CI pipeline solving all the world's problems. Your developers are pretty content, but we know there's more we could do. And, I mean, isn't developer happiness the real reason you're reading a DevOps article?