M02 - Individual or Small Group Assignment - Intel Agile and DevOps

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1 Changes Need to be Made. Changes Need to be Made Brooke Akers INFM109-11P Melanie Boesen January 28, 2024
2 Changes Need to be Made. Intel has always been a big international company, known for creating microchips that are found in personal computers and several other electronic devices. The company has not made any major changes in about 2 decades, but in 2017 it was time for a change. Intel decided to train over 4,000 employees on Agile software development. Why? Technology is advancing and moving so fast that it is hard to keep up with all the new developments. This is why Intel waited to change things up, the company wanted to stick with what it knew. But when losing the chip contract with Apple, it was time for a different approach. There was a lag in technology and a need for that technology to be fast. Training over 7,000 employees total by 2019, the Agile software development was a success. Sometimes it is good to step out of the box and try something new. Intel uses several different applications to help design, develop, and operate everything that goes into their technology. This includes DevOps, C3, and PaaS. But how are these important? All three of these applications can work together to enhance the performance for Intel. PaaS and DevOps are great together to improve the development process, but don’t need each to be successful. Intel could be using PaaS and DevOps to better improve the efficiency and speed in the Agile development process. PaaS offers low costs, collaboration platforms, and even security features while DevOps offers faster delivery, reliability, and constant improvement. But everything has its pros and cons. With PaaS being a big part of Intel, it could have an effect on the company. Some advantages are flexibility, cost effectiveness, and change. These will allow Intel to grow even more than it already has. Some disadvantages could be security concerns, changes from vendors, and integration. Even though the cons sound intimidating, it will depend on how well Intel adapts to technology advancing and how well they can keep up.
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