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Great software can change lives, transform businesses and disrupt industries. Our development teams leverage constant customer collaboration — from planning and ideation to delivery — to develop solutions for a variety of end users that are better than what could have been envisioned at the start of a project.

The digital tidal wave has spurred enterprises to bring development and operations out of their siloes and into alignment with the rest of the organization. Now, DevOps, is one of the keys to making IT a relevant business partner.

There has always been a wall between application developers and IT operations, and it has prevented true collaboration. DevOps helps tear down that wall.

Disruptive trends, like mobility, big data, cloud and social are driving demand for high-quality apps and services. And the primary goal of DevOps is bridging the gap between development and operations to enable faster, more efficient production. It works by making changes on the go to production software (continuous integration) instead of in a test environment.

Asynchrony Agile Mentoring is ranked 33rd in Agile and DevOps Services while Mindtree DevOps Services is ranked 13th in Agile and DevOps Services. Asynchrony Agile Mentoring is rated 0.0, while Mindtree DevOps Services is rated 0.0. On the other hand, Asynchrony Agile Mentoring is most compared with , whereas Mindtree DevOps Services is most compared with .

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