Failure to adopt a collaborative culture
DevOps is all about collaboration and breaking down silos between teams. However, many organizations struggle to adopt a culture of collaboration, leading to miscommunications, delays, and, ultimately, project failures. The importance of collaboration in DevOps with examples of how a lack of collaboration can derail projects would certainly be a good idea for a separate chapter.
Silos refer to isolated teams or departments that do not communicate or collaborate effectively with each other, leading to poor coordination and hindering overall productivity and efficiency. Several possible reasons why organizations fail to adopt a collaborative culture in DevOps include the following: lack of leadership, siloed structure from the get-go, lack of trust, and lack of communication. Let’s take a look at each of these and try to find a good way out.
Lack of leadership
A common challenge is when leadership does not prioritize or actively...
