Bob Scheier

Imagine a city water utility with a software tool based on sensor and telemetry data combined with customer service, billing, and other kinds of data. The tool allows the utility to not only monitor the water supply systems in real time but create forecasts on water consumption and simulate the impact of equipment failure Aguas do Porto (AdP), a Portuguese utility that supplies the city of Porto, has such a tool.

Technical Explainer Getty Images Total NoOps – the idea of attaining fully automated IT operations that require no human involvement – may never be achieved, but is it even desirable? This article explains how NoOps works, as well as its benefits and drawbacks.

Technical Explainer Getty Images DevSecOps increases application security by moving the primary responsibility for security to the developers, who perform security checks before code is released into production. Bob Scheier | Jan 27, 2022 DevSecOps – short for development, security and operations – combines separate traditional development, security and operations functions to increase the security of applications and digital services.