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Paul Coby: John Lewis has merely dipped its toes into DevOps
John Lewis will be looking to bring in DevOps expertise in the near future
UK retail giant John Lewis is to embed DevOps into its IT team in the near future, according to the company's IT director, Paul Coby. Coby told Computing that the firm was by no means mature with DevOps...
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