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19 September 2017

Can DevOps deliver on its productivity promises?

DevOps and agile working are often cited as key elements of successful digital transformation – in this week’s Computer Weekly, we examine the challenges to delivering on that promise. Many retailers are investing in emerging technologies to gain an edge – but are they getting too far ahead of the curve? And we hear how a new spirit of collaboration could help UK broadband roll-out. Read the issue now.

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Features in this issue

Can DevOps deliver on digital potential?
by Cliff Saran
DevOps and agile methodologies are seen as key ingredients of digital initiatives. Computer Weekly looks at the management challenges
Can retailers be too far ahead of the tech curve?
by Ben Sillitoe
Ocado is winning plaudits for its innovation but analysts criticise the online grocer for its financial performance
Openreach and rivals want collaborative approach to broadband
by Alex Scroxton
The government’s ambitions for FTTP broadband roll-out can only be met through collaboration, and an urgent shake-up of Ofcom regulatory policy is needed to reflect this, say Openreach and CityFibre

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Can DevOps deliver on digital potential?

Can retailers be too far ahead of the tech curve?

Openreach and rivals want collaborative approach to broadband

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Google power – how the internet giant builds datacentres

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