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IT methodology models ensure that the workflow is understood and that the team is aligned. Without one, you risk a disordered team where collaboration is weak, miscommunications are high, and delivery of the project is delayed.

DEVOPS:

DevOps is so widely used because it aims to resolve any disconnect between your development and operations teams. By uniting these two teams in a continuous development process, DevOps goes beyond just improving communications. It removes the barriers between these traditionally siloed teams.

Unlike some of the other IT Methodologies, DevOps emphasises the constant testing and delivery of a product. It uses automation to accelerate the production process enabling code to be continuously delivered to the end-user. This methodology results in swifter and more reliable update releases which in turn, means happier customers.

The advantages of DevOps.

* Efficient production cycles and quicker time to market

* A single vision of the product across teams and the company

* Faster product shipments equal satisfied customers.

The challenges of DevOps

* DevOps needs to be accepted by the entire organisation to be successful.

* Speed and security need to be balanced.

AGILE

While DevOps involves multiple departments and diverse skill sets, Agile values tighter, smaller teams with similar skill sets. There is also a discernible difference when it comes to the working process. Agile favours incremental updates and changes (normally weekly, or bi-weekly) while DevOps modifies through testing continuously.

The Agile IT methodology continues to be popular. Many believe this is as much to do with its philosophy as its process. Agile teams tend to be welcoming and stimulating places, where all input is valued, and all team members are encouraged to be a part of the development process.

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