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The hype is real - Opsera has been recognized as a Representative Vendor in the 2021 Gartner® Market Guide for DevOps Value Stream Management Platforms (VSMPs).*
This Market Guide reports “Value stream management platforms enable organizations to optimize end-to-end product delivery and improve business outcomes.” It also states that, “By 2023, 70% of organizations will use value stream management to improve flow in the DevOps pipeline, leading to faster delivery of customer value.”
Being included in this market guide report underscores Opsera’s belief that our global customer base and the IT industry recognize value in our DevOps Orchestration platform..
Over the past decade, an increasing number of organizations have adopted DevOps-centric models to improve productivity and workflow of daily tasks. Even though DevOps is moving into the mainstream, organizations are still struggling to deal with increasing tool sprawl, application complexity and IT costs. DevOps teams are also dealing with a staggering (and growing) number of tools to help get work done. This has caused toil, with no single workflow, along with lack of governance and visibility.
According to the Market Guide report, “Organizations want full visibility into software delivery pipeline performance to optimize value delivery to customers. Software engineering leaders should implement a value stream management platform to assess and improve the health of product delivery and drive alignment of business priorities.”
The journey from traditional siloed IT workflows into more cohesive, collaborative pipelines has been a difficult one, fraught with setbacks and failures in organizations of all sizes. It has become clear that there was an unmet need in the market for the automation of numerous tasks that run synchronously in a way that minimizes production issues and time to market.
We believe that DevOps has transformed from an aspirational endeavor into a practical science. However, only an efficient and scalable approach through no-code DevOps orchestration can help organizations deliver on the original promise of modern software delivery.
So, we created the first DevOps Orchestration platform that enables choice, automation, and intelligence across the entire software delivery lifecycle. It offers simple, self-service toolchain integrations, drag-and-drop no code pipelines, and unified insights. With DevOps Orchestration, development teams can use the tools they want, operations teams gain improved efficiency, and business leaders have unparalleled visibility.
By combining the benefits of no-code development and DevOps orchestration, Opsera’s platform enables automation, flexibility, and easy upskilling for faster time-to-market. It gives engineers faster troubleshooting and restoration, and stakeholders a “single source of truth” of the end-to-end process with predictive insights to stay ahead of the curve. It also removes the manual error-prone tasks and allows for security to be baked into the pipeline for compliance and auditability needed for software delivery management.
Learn how Fortune 2000 customers work with Opsera to accelerate their DevOps maturity and reach peak innovation velocity. Schedule a demo today and get started with the Opsera DevOps Orchestration platform.
*Gartner, “2021 Market Guide for Value Stream Management Platforms,” by Hassan Ennaciri, Thomas Murphy, Joachim Herschmann, Manjunath Bhat, Daniel Betts, Chris Saunderson, 10 November 2021.
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