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DevOps is a culture and journey that acts as an agile methodology extension and maximizes the probability of creating successful digital applications and services. Teams implementing DevOps have accelerated time-to-market and reduced time-to-revenue.
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Software test automation is a critical part of any modern software development. It is complex, especially if your organization isn't prepared for it. Whether executed in the cloud or on-premises, it takes a robust infrastructure, tooling capability and people who understand how to utilize it.
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