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1CA Technologies Study Finds Enterprises Unprepared for Emerging Tech
IT departments appear unprepared for the emerging technologies that are driving today’s business opportunities, according to a recent survey from CA Technologies. The resulting report, titled “Think Your Organization Is on Top of Your Software Development Game?,” primarily focuses on the struggles that software developers face: Very few feel “fully prepared” for Agile, DevOps and machine learning. At the same time, both IT and business executives agree that the tech department isn’t delivering on key business needs. A total of 125 software developers and nearly 1,280 IT and business executives took part in the research, which was conducted by Freeform Dynamics. Charts for this slide show were provided by CA Technologies.
2Software Development Processes Are Out-of-Date
3IT Remains Unprepared for Agile
4DevOps, Continuous Delivery Present Challenges
5Organizations Lack Essential Tools
When asked about management support, only 17 percent of software developers “strongly agree” that their organization provides IT teams with the required tools to do their jobs. Just 12 percent strongly agree that their company provides the necessary training and tools to adopt new software technologies that emerge as significant.
6Tech Struggles With Emerging Innovations
7IoT Capabilities Prove Elusive
8Companies Are Resistant to DevOps Support
Survey respondents—software developers along with IT and business executives—were asked whether top management and business executives understand the benefits of DevOps and are willing to support needed investment. Only 26 percent of IT/business executives and just 13 percent of software developers said “Yes.”
9IT Leaders Fail to Deliver on Business Essentials
10Organizations Are Unclear About Future Direction
Just 28 percent of IT and business executives said that IT and business agree about what’s needed to drive business forward. Only 11 percent of software developers said this level of agreement exists.