Exploring the “Why”, “How”, and “What” of Continuous Digital Service Innovation

Elo, Jenny; Pekkala, Kaisa; Tuunanen, Tuure; Lumivalo, Juuli; Salo, Markus

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“…In this study, after conducting a systematic literature review (SLR, Appendix ) to identify practices for implementing DevOps, we utilized FBWM to create a taxonomy or classification of software practices. This classification is based on the practices' relevance and effectiveness in achieving DevOps objectives 32 . The results of applying the FBWM in this context can provide valuable insights into which software practices are most effective for implementing DevOps practices and can help organizations make informed decisions about which practices to adopt.…”

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“…This classification is based on the practices' relevance and effectiveness in achieving DevOps objectives. 32 The results of applying the FBWM in this context can provide valuable insights into which software practices are most effective for implementing DevOps practices and can help organizations make informed decisions about which practices to adopt. Furthermore, the FBWM-generated taxonomy offers a valuable framework for organizing and comprehending the various software practices employed in DevOps implementation.…”

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Multicriteria decision‐making–based framework for implementing DevOps practices: A fuzzy best–worst approach

Kumar,

Nadeem,

Shameem

2023

J Software Evolu Process

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Increasingly, software organizations are implementing DevOps culture to benefit from it in terms of continuous testing, delivery, improvement, and so forth. Implementing DevOps is difficult due to a lack of understanding about the practices and their effective application for its effective implementation. This paper aims to explore different DevOps practices that can be implemented in software organizations. The study involves conducting a systematic literature review (SLR) to identify DevOps implementation practices, followed by the utilization of the fuzzy best–worst method (FBWM) to establish a taxonomy or classification of software practices. We have used an SLR to investigate the practices, and subsequently, the survey method was followed to validate the identified practices. Moreover, the best–worst method (BWM) was considered to evaluate the significance and develop the taxonomy of the practices. The results of this study extracted 19 practices that have been identified in the SLR process. The identified factors are further classified into six core DevOps lifecycle phases. The results of the BWM approach are shown. The outcomes of the study conclude that the proposed taxonomy of the practices could help DevOps practitioners and researchers effectively implement them in software development organizations.

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