Boulder, CO., September 19, 2012 –
Webinar will serve as a guide for IT executives and professionals seeking to align IT operations more closely with agile development and business initiatives
What:
The term “agile” is typically associated with rapid, iterative application development. However, companies that have invested heavily in “Agile Development” are finding that agile practices benefit other areas of business and IT as well. “Agile Operations” is particularly beneficial to the business and can significantly reduce the 80% of IT budget currently being spent on maintaining the status quo.
This Webinar – entitled Agile Development + Static Operations = Oil + Water: How Agile APM provides a “Formula for Success”– will provide the information IT executives and professionals need to make more informed decisions as they traverse the path toward operational agility.
Who:
Julie Craig, Research Director, EMA
Erik Giesa, SVP of Product & Technical Marketing, ExtraHop
When:
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
11:00 am Pacific / 2:00 pm Eastern / 7:00 pm GMT Summer Time (London, GMT+01:00)
Where:
Those who are interested in attending this Webinar can register at:
http://research.www.enterprisemanagement.com/agile-development-webinar-pr.html
Why:
Attendees will learn:
How to identify the characteristics of a “Static Operations” organization and determine whether their organization fits this description
The characteristics and benefits of “Agile Operations” organizations
How a pragmatic approach to Agile Operations can shift the maintenance-innovation ratio in their favor
How to use an Operations Maturity Model to assess where their organization is at the moment and where they need to go.
About Enterprise Management Associates (EMA)
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