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Torsten Volk
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Managing Research Director, Enterprise Management Associates (EMA)
Denver
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Biography
Pushing the boundaries of technology is what it is all about. The ability to continuously deliver and instantaneously validate software capabilities against actual business requirement is the end goal. Artificial intelligence, deep learning, and machine learning have not changed much over the past two decades, but new hardware and software infrastructure made these disciplines much more accessible. All of my research is centered around finding actual real-life pain points of software developers, DevOps engineers, and business executives and helping to develop better solutions to these problems.
Topics not related to technology.
Content
Top 10 Enterprise Technology Trends in 2025 (Part 2): Simplifying the Software Development Lifecycle
By Torsten Volk| Medium@ Torsten Volk·Follow10 min read·--Part 2 of the Top 10 predictions for 2025 (you can find part 1 here) focuses on technologies and trends that aim at radically simplifying the software development lifecycle. Topics range from revolutionary new concepts, such as infrastructure from code (IfC) all the way to ‘old friends’ with a twist, such as observability for dev and ops.
By Torsten Volk| Medium@ Torsten Volk·Follow6 min read·--Using some GenAI magic (by GPT4o), we find the following 5 topics in the 103 developer-centric sessions at the IBM TechXchange conference. All of these topics focus on demonstrating IBM’s ability to make application developers more productive by eliminating overhead tasks, while at the same time optimizing performance, compliance, and security. Stepping through these five topics one-by-one shows the key pillars of IBM’s developer strategy.
By Torsten Volk| Informa Tech Target Verified This Complete Survey Results presentation focuses on the impacts of microservices, cloud-native application challenges, containers, multi-cluster and multi-namespace deployments, serverless deployments, infrastructure-as-code, open source tools for cloud management and automation, DevOps practices, and platform engineering. Already an Enterprise Strategy Group client? Log in to read the full report.
Company Info
Enterprise Management Associates (EMA)
Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) is an industry analyst and consulting firm based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Founded in 1996, EMA specializes in IT and data management technologies, providing research, analysis, and advisory services to enterprise IT professionals and technology vendors. The company has a team of 10-49 employees. EMA offers a range of services, including research reports, market analysis, and consulting focused on IT infrastructure, cloud computing, network management, cybersecurity, and data governance. They provide strategic guidance for technology adoption, vendor evaluations, and best practice frameworks tailored to the needs of enterprises. Their research often includes insights into emerging technologies like AI to enhance IT management. The firm serves enterprise IT professionals looking for technology implementation strategies and IT/data management vendors seeking competitive intelligence. EMA's research agenda emphasizes network management modernization and AI-driven operational efficiencies, helping organizations navigate digital transformation across various industries.
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Founded: 1996