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MUMBAI: Indian companies are rapidly adopting DevOps ─ reveals a recent global survey titled ‘Assembling the DevOps Jigsaw’ by NASDAQ-listed CA Technologies. As per the study 78% of Indian IT leaders have adopted some aspect DevOps, this is a rise in adoption from last year.
In Asia Pacific and Japan region, India ranks number one in the market with 24% adoption of Advanced DevOps. Interest is high because DevOps is a key component of satisfying customer and becoming more agile. Businesses have realized DevOps enables them in keeping pace with escalating customer demands, creating new and innovative customer experiences and rapid response to requests from business.
The global online survey of 1,442 senior IT and business executives highlights that 78% of Indian IT leaders in India have implemented some aspect of DevOps to launch new services or applications faster than before, due to increased customer demands. This is second to China (83%) in Asia Pacific & Japan region.
Commenting on the study findings, Sunil Manglore, Managing Director, CA Technologies India, said, “In India, we continue to witness rapid adoption of DevOps to empower organizations on their digital transformation strategy to accelerate business growth. Businesses in India are moving away from traditional fixed production cycle to continuous innovations and lean delivery. This is equipping them to become more agile and adopt to market conditions rolling out products faster in the application economy. To maximize DevOps potential, organizations need to firm up IT skill sets with critical enablers to drive collaboration and continuous innovation.”
Manglore further said that according to the survey, the top three demand drivers in APJ for implementing DevOps were to keep pace with escalating customer demands; to have rapid response to business requests, and to create new and innovative customer experiences. To maximize DevOps effectiveness, there are nine key factors required though few have actually done all of them, based on feedback from respondents in the study.