2018 · 19 citations · 11 references
ManagementComputer ScienceRegulatory PolicyIntellectual PropertySoftware EngineeringStakeholder EngagementIntellectual Property ProtectionSoftware Development Life Cycle ManagementStakeholder AnalysisStakeholder ManagementDevopsSoftware Development LifecycleSoftware Lifecycle Management
In this paper, we discuss implementing DevOps practices in highly regulated environments (HREs). DevOps has become a standard option for entities seeking to streamline and increase participation by all stakeholders in their Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). For a large portion of industry, academia, and government, applying DevOps is a straight forward process. There is, however, a subset of entities in these three sectors where applying DevOps can be very challenging. These are entities mandated by policies to conduct all or a portion of their SDLC activities in HREs. Often, the reason for an HRE is general security and protection of intellectual property. Even if an entity is functioning in a highly regulated environment, its SDLC can still benefit from implementing DevOps as long as the implementation conforms to all imposed policies. In this paper, we discuss the process of performing a DevOps assessment and implementation in an HRE which we refer to as HRE-DevOps.
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Joan Harvey, George Erdos, Helen Bolam et al. · Work & Stress · 2002 · 114 citations
Management, Nuclear Engineering, Organizational Behavior +11