IT experts say corporate bureaucracy hinders the implementation of DevOps, a key agile development method for enterprise software.
According to a survey conducted by IT service provider F5 Networks, 40% of experts polled said hurdles such as difficult-to-change testing processes, ticket systems or manual processes tend to stand in the way of implementing agile development processes such as DevOps.
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