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DEVOPSdigest is currently accepting commentary for a multi-part series about: How AI Can Support Development
Send your input, including the name and title of the person being quoted, to Pete Goldin, Editor and Publisher of APMdigest and DEVOPSdigest, by the deadline. Before writing your answers, check out the guidelines below.
Quotes that do not meet the guidelines will not be included on the list.
Submissions for this DEVOPSdigest series must be sent by Monday, Aug 26, 2024.
Please send answers to any or all of the questions below:
What software development processes can be automated or supported using AI?
Provide a separate sentence or paragraph for each process, not a bullet list or sentence with multiple processes.
What are the bottom-line advantages of using AI to support development?
Provide a separate sentence or paragraph for each advantage, not a bullet list or sentence with multiple advantages.
How mature is AI's ability to write code?
What are the challenges and risks to using AI to support development?
Provide a separate sentence or paragraph for each challenge, not a bullet list or sentence with multiple challenges.
What do you expect to see in terms of adoption/penetration of AI tools for development in 2024 and over the next few years?
How will AI tools impact the development workforce, ie. replacing developers?
Do you have any predictions about how use of AI in development will expand or change in the near future?
Do you have any recommendations for companies that want to leverage AI support for development?
Any other relevant comments?
Click here to see an example of what this series would look like in general.
Please observe the following guidelines when submitting a quote for an APMdigest or DEVOPSdigest list
■ APMdigest and DEVOPSdigest reserve the right to edit any quote to ensure it meets the following guidelines. However, in most cases APMdigest and DEVOPSdigest will only delete text from a quote, but not add text to a quote.
■ The inclusion of any quote on a list is at the sole discretion of APMdigest and DEVOPSdigest.
■ The quote should be from the most appropriate expert within your company. The quotes do not have to be from your current blogger on APMdigest or DEVOPSdigest.
■ When you submit the quote, make sure to include the name and title of the person being quoted.
■ Currently there is no formal limit to the number of quotes a company — or even a specific person — can submit to a particular list. You can submit multiple quotes, however APMdigest and DEVOPSdigest cannot guarantee that every quote you send will be included on the list.
■ The quote should address the specific question posed for the list. Quotes that do not clearly address the question cannot be included on the list.
■ The quote should be objective, vendor-neutral, and not promote or even mention your company, products, partners or any vendor or brand — or criticize the competition.
■ If you want to talk about the topic at length, you are free to submit a separate blog on the topic, to be posted on APMdigest or DEVOPSdigest. However, if you represent a vendor, and would like to submit a separate blog, please note that you must have an open blogging account or be eligible to open a blogging account on the site, and follow the Vendor Forum blogging guidelines for APMdigest or DEVOPSdigest.
■ The quote should be at least one full sentence or a cohesive short paragraph. One-word answers, phrases and bullet lists cannot be used.
■ If you are providing a quote with multiple answers to a questions, each answer should be a separate standalone sentence or paragraph. For example, if you are providing advantages or challenges, do not provide a list of these advantages or challenges. Each advantage or challenge should be covered separately.
■ If you are unclear whether a quote will be appropriate for the current list, run it by the editor.
■ Send the quote by the designated deadline. APMdigest and DEVOPSdigest cannot guarantee that a late quote will be included on the list.
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■ APMdigest and DEVOPSdigest will always send an email to you or your designated contact (such as a PR rep) with a link to the page whenever one of your quotes is posted as part of a list.
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