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  • Welcome to Techstrong Group

    Welcome to Techstrong Group

    Today is a big day in the neighborhood. What neighborhood, you ask? If you are involved in DevOps, cloud-native, cybersecurity or digital transformation, you are in that neighborhood. Today we launch Techstrong Group. Techstrong Group is a combination of all the companies I have been involved in within this neighborhood. It represents the greatest breadth of brands, services, content and tools to help those in our neighborhood. It is the power source for people and technology.

    The combination of MediaOps—the people behind devopsy.kinsta.cloud, Security Boulevard, Container Journal, Techstrong TV and more—along with the DevOps Institute, Accelerated Strategies Group and Prospera Events makes Techstrong Group the most comprehensive provider of thought leadership and information to people and companies in our field.

    Techstrong Group also represents the coming together of everything I have worked on over the last eight years. When I launched devopsy.kinsta.cloud back in 2013, I knew we were at a pivotal point in technology adoption. The internet had changed the world, but another transformation was coming. This digital transformation didn’t start with the COVID-19 pandemic, but it illuminated the fact that if you weren’t transforming digitally, it would be difficult—if not impossible—to thrive in this new normal.

    This belief that DevOps would be a catalyst in changing the world was shared with me by Jayne Groll, one of my co-founders at DevOps Institute and now my co-founder at Techstrong Group. Over the last six or seven years, Jayne has worked tirelessly to help the “Humans of DevOps” and now will continue that mission as Chief Strategy Officer at Techstrong Group.

    Along the way, I have had a chance to meet and work with some tremendous people. My longtime friend Mitchell Ashley, who was a co-founder at StillSecure with me (along with Rajat Bhargava, who founded StillSecure), founded Accelerated Strategies Group. He is now CTO of Techstrong Group, as well as principal at Techstrong Research, which is where the Accelerated Strategies Group business will operate (more about that in a moment).

    Sean Lowery, another friend who founded and runs Prospera Events, the people behind the InnoTech conferences for more than a dozen years, has also joined Techstrong Group, in our Techstrong Live events business unit. We are excited to have Sean and the whole Prospera team as part of Techstrong Group and officially welcome them to the family.

    I would be remiss if I didn’t mention some other important people in the Techstrong Group team. Parker Yates, our Chief Revenue Officer, has been in this adventure with me since day one. Andre Pino, who joined us from CloudBees, heads up our marketing and operations team as Chief Marketing Officer. He is assisted by Heidi Gilmore who as VP of Marketing has really cranked up our marketing efforts. Charlene O’Hanlon, who started with me at MediaOps more than five years ago as a contract editor, is now Chief Content Officer. Marc Halcrow, who has helped Jayne make DevOps Institute the market leader it is, is now our SVP of Corporate Development and Strategic Partnerships. Finally, our newest executive member, Jason Baum, heads up our Techstrong Association and membership efforts.

    Of course, these are just the executive team members. Techstrong Group is more than 50 people strong with dozens of other contributors. We are grateful for every one of them, who have made what we do possible.

    But none of this would be possible without you. We believe we serve today’s “Masters of the Universe,” the people who are making our digital world possible. The worlds of DevOps, cloud-native, cybersecurity, which are all part of digital transformation, are remaking the world before our eyes. We know you; we believe we know what you want and how we can help.

    It is critical for technology professionals at all levels to understand how technology can improve business processes, revenue, profitability and customer satisfaction. Techstrong Group’s goal is to create a place where technology leaders and practitioners gather to exchange ideas and continually learn, grow and succeed.

    To help with this mission, we have organized into several distinct business units:

    •     Techstrong Media: The business unit with most of the existing MediaOps brands—devopsy.kinsta.cloud, Container Journal, Security Boulevard and Techstrong TV.
    •     Techstrong Associations: The business unit comprised of DevOps Institute and the Humans of DevOps association.
    •     Techstrong Research: Our analyst and research business, which includes Accelerated Strategies Group.
    •     Techstrong Live: Our events-focused business unit, which produces both in-person and virtual events.
    •     Techstrong Education: You will be hearing more about Techstrong Education in the coming weeks and months.

    Over the coming weeks and months, you will see more of the full Techstrong Group vision roll out. I hope you find it compelling and will entrust us with the greatest gift you can give: your time. We value you and your time; we know our mission and will continue to try and make sure we live up to our tagline, “The power source for people and technology.”

    So, welcome to Techstrong Group. We don’t view today as the culmination of our story; rather, it is the end of our prologue. Now the true adventure begins. Strap in: The world is an exciting place right now and we want to help you get the most out of it.

  • New ASG Report Looks at COVID-19’s Impact on Software Development

    New ASG Report Looks at COVID-19’s Impact on Software Development

    We are all trying to adapt to a new world created by COVID-19. As the coronavirus continues to spread, the economy and businesses everywhere have been severely impacted, and no one really knows what the so-called “new normal” will be. For now, most organizations have gone remote, not knowing when—or even if—employees will be able to return to their offices.

    While some organizations have been open to the idea of working remotely, many have also struggled to shift to a remote workforce seemingly overnight. For software developers, however, remote work is nothing new. Many developers have successfully worked remotely before the COVID-19 pandemic even started.

    “The Future of Remote Work and Software Development“ research published today by Accelerated Strategies Group dives into the long-term impact of a decentralized workforce on software development and delivery. ASG interviewed 347 industry leaders from around the world to gather and refine data on the impact of COVID-19 on software teams and their organizations’ ability to create software, and the importance of remote work tools and applications during the pandemic.

    The ASG report, commissioned by CloudBees, revealed some interesting trends. The survey found 63% of respondents said digital transformation objectives have significantly or somewhat increased in priority. Business automation (61.6%) and the need for investment in creating contactless services (60.1%) have increased somewhat or significantly.

    More than half of the respondents said the COVID-19 conditions have increased their focus on DevOps initiatives (51.75%) and increased their progress on cloud migration (52.25%). Also worth noting is the growth in companies’ DevOps and Agile adoption, with 46.24% of respondents stating they are using cross-functional teams, 55.64% practicing daily stand-up meetings and 43.23% automating tasks.

    The majority of respondents (59.49%) to the ASG report saw an increase in productivity on software teams since the pandemic started. Forty-two percent of respondents said it has become somewhat easier to complete their work tasks in a timely manner.

    However, feedback concerning respondents’ ability to manage unproductive distractions was mixed: 39.7% said managing these distractions was somewhat or much easier, 36.36% said it was somewhat or much more difficult and 23.48% said they had no change in their ability to manage these distractions.

    When asked to provide insight into the potential negative impact of their remote workforce on productivity, more than one-third (38.6%) of respondents said there was no change, 27.58% of respondents indicated that teams were slowed down significantly or somewhat and 33.83% said things moved along significantly or somewhat faster.

    The majority of remote workers (64.4%) expect to remain working remotely, either permanently or at least three or more days per week, once COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. Only 12.7% said they anticipate returning to an office location full-time.

    For the most part, the transition to working from home has benefited software teams. COVID-19 has not only impacted the global economy, but also business priorities and has accelerated business and software strategies. Though the future is uncertain, and no one has a clear picture of what the “new normal” looks like, there is a huge possibility many software and DevOps teams won’t return to the office—at least not full-time.

  • State of Software Delivery Management Report 2020

    State of Software Delivery Management Report 2020

    Accelerated Strategies Group conducted the State of Software Delivery Management 2020, surveying software delivery practitioners and key industry leaders to assess the current state of software delivery management (SDM) and examine the impact of SDM adoption as a capability. The primary research, commissioned by CloudBees, was published on Tuesday, July 21.

    The State of Software Delivery Management Report 2020 defined SDM as “a core competency for any organization or team responsible for delivering business value via software applications and systems.” The report studies the impact of SDM and how it helps organizations accelerate their digital transformation by providing the necessary tools to effectively and efficiently deliver software.

    The report identified three key SDM capabilities to help organizations increase their software delivery efficiency and effectiveness:

    • Organizations must quantify the impact of their investment in software delivery.
    • Organizations must enhance the ability of software delivery teams to communicate and collaborate.
    • SDM can provide end-to-end visibility into the value flow of their software delivery streams.

    Based on the results of the research, adopting SDM strategies can help mitigate major challenges faced by software delivery practitioners, IT management, product stakeholders and executive leadership, and improve an organization’s ability to deliver software in a lean and agile manner. SDM capabilities provide businesses the ability to effectively make decisions on where in the value stream to invest, and to quantify the impact of their investments.

    Download the State of Software Delivery Management 2020 to learn more about SDM and to get insights and access to all the data Accelerated Strategies Group gathered from one-on-one interviews with key industry experts.

  • Cloudbees Commissions State of Software Delivery Management Survey

    ASG Research commissioned to investigate the impact that enterprise software delivery efficiency is having on the business  

    April 28, 2020 – CloudBees, Inc., the enterprise software delivery company, today announced that it has commissioned a survey with Accelerated Strategies Group, the analyst company whose mission is to democratize access to industry expert knowledge. The survey, authored by Principal Analyst Sanjeev Sharma, will explore the current state of maturity of Software Delivery Management (SDM) in the enterprise.

    The ability to effectively deliver software is vital to disruptive and digital transformation business strategies. However, many organizations today are facing significant challenges in managing multiple interdependent supply chains to deliver software. Overcoming these challenges is important to achieving business agility. With agility, businesses are able to pivot and adapt quickly to changing conditions – an important trait in the current chaotic business environment due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This research will examine the current state of SDM across enterprises and will focus on their ability to achieve impactful business results by efficiently delivering software. The results will enable organizations to benefit from the research, in effect using them as a benchmark to compare with their own current software delivery results.

    “We know that software delivery is a vital aspect of business today and one that continues to grow in importance. The data gathered in this survey will help us study business impact through effective software delivery management,” said Mitch Ashley, CEO of Accelerated Strategies Group. “We will examine aspects of culture, metrics and technology that influence software delivery. The research will also capture the root causes of the challenges organizations are facing – and our goal is to have the results ultimately help to inform improved business processes for organizations.”

    “To become truly software-first, organizations need to eliminate silos, unify information across tools and embrace full visibility into the software delivery process,” said Andre Pino, vice-president of marketing, CloudBees. “We hope that this research will provide a deeper understanding of the impact that Software Delivery Management has, and will continue to have, on business success. The ability to assess the current state of end-to-end delivery pipelines, efficiency and collaboration empowers us to be better positioned in supporting the needs of organizations and their customers.”

    Take the survey between now and May 29th, 2020.

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    About Accelerated Strategies Group

    Disruption is occurring across every aspect of IT. Open source, cloud services, DevOps and cloud-native software architectures are democratizing IT and radically transforming how business is done in every industry and in organizations large and small. The old ways of creating software and “doing IT” are being replaced with agile, flexible, faster and cheaper methods, benefitting vendors and users alike.

    Accelerated Strategies Group is out to democratize access of industry expertise and knowledge. Our experts don’t just regurgitate what others tell us; we use our expertise and experience to offer insightful, intelligent, useful information in a variety of formats relevant to the IT community: digital events, videos, reports, assessments, workshops and implementation projects with tech vendors, IT organizations and business leaders. And, similar to the open core model of open source companies, we widely and openly share our work products, often for free. Follow Accelerated Strategies Group on Twitter and LinkedIn.

    About CloudBees

    CloudBees, the enterprise software delivery company, provides the industry’s leading DevOps technology platform. CloudBees enables developers to focus on what they do best: Build stuff that matters, while providing peace of mind to management with powerful risk mitigation, compliance and governance tools. Used by 50% of the Fortune 100, CloudBees is helping thousands of companies harness the power of continuous everything and gets them on the fastest path from great idea, to great software, to amazing customer experiences, to being a business that changes lives.

    Backed by Matrix Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Verizon Ventures, Delta-v Capital, Golub Capital and Unusual Ventures, CloudBees was founded in 2010 by former JBoss CTO Sacha Labourey and an elite team of continuous integration, continuous delivery and DevOps professionals. Follow CloudBees on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

  • Devops World Opens Call For Papers, Extends 2020 Conference With Dedicated Leadership Track

    CloudBees, the enterprise software delivery company, announced today the DevOps World 2020 Call for Papers (CFP) is now open. DevOps practitioners are encouraged to submit an abstract to speak at the conference on topics such as: continuous integration/continuous delivery best practices, feature delivery automation, test automation, DevOps at scale, data-driven change, KPIs and metrics, organizational and culture change and open source. DevOps World will be held September 21-24 at Aria Resort, Las Vegas.

    DevOps World provides opportunities for attendees to learn, network and explore the future of software development through learning techniques, best practices and processes in sessions delivered by industry experts. The event is the largest gathering of DevOps practitioners and Jenkins users in the world.

    DevOps World Extends Content to Dedicated Leadership Forum

    New this year is the addition of the Software Delivery Leadership Forum, with a program chaired by Accelerated Strategies Group, an independent analyst firm. The Leadership Forum is designed to provide attendees access to strategic business thinking and deep technical expertise, delivered via a mix of presentations, panels, hands-on exercises and interaction with peers. The Leadership Forum will run throughout the entire conference to educate and equip a whole new generation of digital leaders.

    “Accelerated Strategies is excited to chair the Software Delivery Leadership Forum at this year’s DevOps World, in partnership with CloudBees,” said Mitch Ashley, CEO of Accelerated Strategies Group. “As the pace of digital transformation increases, we believe a greater emphasis on educating the executives responsible for leading the transformation will help organizations find the fastest path to success.”

    In addition to Call for Papers, registration is also open, with Super Early Bird pricing of $799 in effect until April 9.

    In light of the global health concerns due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), CloudBees is monitoring public health guidance in relation to in-person events. We are not taking decisions lightly, but the health and well-being of our employees, partners, customers and other guests remain our ultimate priority. We will continue to monitor and make any necessary changes as the situation evolves. If the conference must be canceled at a later date due to guidance from public health authorities, the event will be held virtually and all CFP submissions will be reviewed for potential inclusion.

    Sponsors to date include the following organizations: CloudBees, Sonatype, MacStadium, Sauce Labs, Go2Group, LogDNA, NowSecure, Plutora, SmartBear, WhiteSource, Compuware, GitLab, LaunchDarkly, Synopsys, Xray, ZeroNorth, FOSSA, Gradle, Zimperium.

    Important Dates and Resources for DevOps World

    • CFP Opens: March 18, 2020
    • CFP Closes: April 24, 2020
    • CFP Notification: On or about May 22, 2020
    • Agenda Announced: June 1, 2020
    • Registration is Open Now
      Super Early Bird Pricing of $799 in effect (until April 9); Early Bird Pricing of $1,199 in effect from April 10 (until July 10). Regular conference admission is $1,499.
    • Sponsorships
      A variety of packages available; inquire for details.
    • Visit the Conference Website
      Las Vegas | Aria Resort | September 21-24, 2020

  • ACCELERATED STRATEGIES GROUP LAUNCHES RESEARCH STUDY INTO CORONAVIRUS’ IMPACT ON IT INDUSTRY WITH ‘HEALTH EMERGENCY IT PREPAREDNESS’ SURVEY

    Coronavirus Outbreak Causes IT Industry to Identify New Threat Preparation Strategies, Accelerated Strategies Group, MediaOps, JumpCloud, and DevOps Institute Commission New Study

    BOCA RATON, Fla. and BOULDER, Colo. – Feb. 17, 2020 – Accelerated Strategies Group, the analyst company whose mission is to democratize access to industry expert knowledge, MediaOps’ IT as Code community platform, DevOps Institute and JumpCloud, have launched a research study and survey to better understand the IT community’s preparedness and response to the current coronavirus threat and future health emergencies.

    The Health Emergency IT Preparedness Survey (HEIPS) is available at http://acceleratedsurvey.com. The survey focuses on actions in response to the coronavirus threat, its potential impacts to humanity and business, and the importance of technologies such as cloud and collaboration tools in the event the coronavirus threat has a greater impact on global, national and local businesses. Results from the survey will be widely available, embodying Accelerated Strategy Group’s tenet, “Knowledge Wants To Be Free.”

    “Our goal is to connect with the IT community to identify needed preparedness before situations like the coronavirus or future events become even more serious,” said Mitchell Ashley, CEO and managing analyst at Accelerated Strategies Group. “The coronavirus is already impacting supply chains, international travel and business continuity planning. It’s vital we know: Are IT departments prepared for the impact of a substantial virus outbreak? What are IT departments doing in reaction to the current and future threats? Are technologies like the cloud a sufficient strategy to provide ongoing business continuity?”

    In addition to the survey, MediaOps CEO Alan Shimel announced the Conference Disaster Plan (CDP) that leverages MediaOps’ online platform and expertise to offer a virtual, near in-person conference experience in situations where travel is restricted or not possible.

    “Health crises are humanitarian crises,” said Jayne Groll, CEO of the DevOps Institute. “First and foremost, we need to understand the scope of how humans are impacted in order to understand the scope of the overall business impact.”

    “The coronavirus has been devastating and is going to leave an indelible mark on the world. It very well may change this generation’s corporate leaders’ view on work,” said Rajat Bhargava, CEO of JumpCloud. “We have already seen an impact on our broad customer base, and we feel it is important for us to commission primary research on the impact of coronavirus on the IT community. The data will prove beneficial for millions of organizations worldwide as they think about how to deal with these catastrophic events.”

     

    About MediaOps, Inc.

    MediaOps is a premier global media platform for technical communities including DevOps, Security and Containerization. Its brands, which include devopsy.kinsta.cloud, Container Journal, Security Boulevard and Digital Anarchist, attract and engage a thriving online community of technology professionals around the world. Resources include award-winning editorial, creation of high-quality custom content, multimedia production and distribution. As the leaders in these emerging segments, MediaOps’ properties include powerful, integrated marketing and communication platforms to help clients maximize their campaign ROI and paid media investments. https://mediaops.io

    About Accelerated Strategies Group, Inc.

    Accelerated Strategies Group (AccelST) was formed with the mission of disrupting the technology analyst market by utilizing the same principles of the open source, free model now prevalent in the greater technology/software market. AccelST focuses on the areas of Digital Transformation, DevOps, Cloud-Native and Cybersecurity. https://accelst.com

    About JumpCloud

    JumpCloud® Directory-as-a-Service® is Active Directory® and LDAP reimagined. JumpCloud securely manages and connects users to their systems, applications, files, and networks. Try JumpCloud now.

    About DevOps Institute

    DevOps Institute is dedicated to advancing the human elements of DevOps success. As a global member-based association, DevOps Institute is the go-to learning hub connecting IT practitioners, education partners, consultants, talent acquisition and business executives to help pave the way to support digital transformation and the New IT.  We help advance careers and support emerging practices within the DevOps community based on a human-centered SKIL framework, consisting of Skills, Knowledge, Ideas and Learning.  All of our work, including accreditations, research, events and continuous learning programs, is focused on providing the “human know-how” to modernize IT and make DevOps succeed. https://devopsinstitute.com/

    For more information, visit https://accelst.com and https://mediaops.io

    Press Contacts: 

    CDP@devops.com

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    Terri Douglas
    Catapult PR-IR
    303-581-7760

    tdouglas@catapultpr-ir.com

     

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  • MEDIAOPS OFFERS CONFERENCE DISASTER PLANS AMID GROWING CORONAVIRUS CONCERNS

    Virtual Event Capabilities Allow Event Organizers to Afford Attendees, Speakers and Sponsors a Near Identical Experience to In-Person Physical Events

     

    BOCA RATON, Fla. — February 17, 2020 — Amid growing concerns over the spreading coronavirus, MediaOps, the leading global media platform for technical communities, is now offering a Conference Disaster Plan (CDP) aimed at providing conference organizers with a virtual event platform and capability that is nearly identical to the experience of an in-person physical event.

    MediaOps has produced more than 10 virtual events in the last 18 months that have offered dozens of concurrent sessions, multiple expo halls and thousands of attendees each. The platform can accommodate both live and recorded multi-track sessions in private virtual auditoriums, complete expo floor and booth capabilities, signage, chat, treasure hunt activities and more. The MediaOps platform provides all the capabilities of a live conference, including keynotes, panel sessions, Q&A, booths, attendee interaction, sponsorships and much more. Virtually anything possible at in-person events is available via the platform. Additionally, MediaOps has the personnel and expertise to produce events in a timely manner, which gives event organizers the ability to simulate a real-world setting without the travel.

    “We take this current situation very seriously; the health and well-being of our community is essential. So, for this CDP, we want to offer options that are safe and effective,” said Alan Shimel, CEO and founder of MediaOps. “Like it or not, this virus outbreak may be a tipping point in moving from the real world to virtual events. They offer comparable experiences without the travel, expense and loss of work time that physical events impose.”

    Additionally, MediaOps, through its new IT as Code community platform and along with analyst firm Accelerated Strategies Group, DevOps Institute and JumpCloud, will be conducting a survey to better understand the community’s thoughts and concerns about travel amid the current health crisis and possible implications for future events.

     

    About MediaOps, Inc.

    MediaOps is a premier global media platform for technical communities including DevOps, Security and Containerization. Its brands, which include devopsy.kinsta.cloud, Container Journal, Security Boulevard and Digital Anarchist, attract and engage a thriving online community of technology professionals around the world. Resources include award-winning editorial, creation of high-quality custom content, multimedia production and distribution. As the leaders in these emerging segments, MediaOps’ properties include powerful, integrated marketing and communication platforms to help clients maximize their campaign ROI and paid media investments.

    For more information, visit https://mediaops.io

    Press Contacts:

    CDP@devops.com

    OR

    Terri Douglas
    Catapult PR-IR
    303-581-7760
    tdouglas@catapultpr-ir.com

     

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  • Accelerated Strategies Group Launches Mission to Disrupt the Technology Analyst Model

    Bringing an Open Source Native Model to the Technology Analyst Industry, Accelerated Strategies Group Wants to Set Knowledge Free and Open for Digital Transformation, DevOps,

    Cloud-Native and Cybersecurity

    Boca Raton, FL, January 23, 2020 — Accelerated Strategies Group (AccelST) has launched with the mission of disrupting the technology analyst market by utilizing the same principles of the open source, free model now prevalent in the greater technology/software market. AccelST will focus on the areas of Digital Transformation, DevOps, Cloud-Native and Cybersecurity.

    The last few years have seen a revolution in the go-to-market and consumption of software powered by the cloud, Cloud-Native, DevOps, Agile and similar methodologies. Free, open source software has become the dominant component in most applications today, bringing disruption and change throughout the sales and distribution model. AccelST will use this same model to disrupt the outdated models of publication and distribution of technology analysis information.

    “It is amazing to me that even with the triumph of open source business models, the analyst industry has insulated itself from the basic proposition that information and knowledge want to be free,” said Mitchell Ashley, CEO and founder of Accelerated Strategies Group. “We intend to make all of our research, analysis and work open and free to end users. Our consulting and sponsored activities will fully fund our organization.”

    Accelerated Strategies Group is a joint venture by Mitchell Ashley, a respected technology industry veteran, and MediaOps Inc., the company behind devopsy.kinsta.cloud, Security Boulevard, Container Journal and Digital Anarchist and co-founders of the DevOps Institute. “Working with Mitchell is amazing because he is consistently on the forefront of changes we see in our target markets—he walks the walk and talks the talk,” said Alan Shimel, CEO and founder of MediaOps. “Adding key industry and community leaders to the lineup really positions Accelerated Strategies Group as a firm that understands today’s markets and can help others with their transformations.”

    The Voices of Experience

    Accelerated Strategies Group experts don’t just regurgitate what others tell us; we use our expertise and experience to offer insightful, intelligent, useful information in a variety of formats relevant to technology builders and vendors: digital events, videos, reports, assessments, workshops and implementation projects with tech vendors, IT organizations and business leaders. And, similar to the open core model of open source companies, we widely and openly share our work products, often for free. Our analysts are industry leaders and authors including Mitchell Ashley, Sanjeev Sharma, Gary Gruver, Helen Beal, Jayne Groll, Eveline Oherlich, Bob Reselman, Ross Clanton, Marc Hornbeek, Donald Lutz and Frank Ohlhorst.

    For more information and to request a free 30-minute briefing, visit accelst.com. Because knowledge wants to be free.

    About MediaOps, Inc.

    MediaOps is a premier global media platform for technical communities including DevOps, Security and Containerization. Its brands, which include devopsy.kinsta.cloud, Container Journal, Security Boulevard and Digital Anarchist, attract and engage a thriving onlinecommunity of technology professionals around the world. Resources include award-winning editorial, creation of high-quality custom content, multimedia production and distribution. As the leaders in these emerging segments, MediaOps’ properties include powerful, integrated marketing and communication platforms to help clients maximize their campaign ROI and paid media investments.

    For more information, visit https://accelst.com and https://mediaops.io

    Press Contact: Send email to press@accelst.com