Continuous Delivery
For most companies, building and releasing software products takes too long, costs too much, and doesn’t meet the high expectations of customers or the business. At Ten Mile Square, we help cure the common ills of the software delivery process through a proven approach called continuous delivery.
Continuous delivery is a software engineering approach where teams work together to produce valuable software in short cycles and then ensure that the software can be reliably released at any time. A successful continuous delivery process links together the work of all of the groups involved in software development – product management, architecture, software development, QA, DevOps, operations, and support. The result is an efficient, repeatable, cost effective, and high quality set of processes that deliver consistently great software products to the marketplace.
- Set & meet expectations
- Measure progress
- Deliver fast results
- Increase reliability
- Lower development and operations costs
- Become more competitive
- Lower risk
- Create competitive advantage
- Streamlined problem resolution

Services
- Assess – Establish clear criteria for improving the product delivery lifecycle
- Design – Understand what needs to be optimized to create a competitive advantage in product delivery
- Implement – Implement a right-sized continuous delivery process designed around in-house capabilities and needs
- Operate – Create an operational competitive advantage based on repeatability, flexibility, and fast cycle times

The benefits of continuous delivery for your business can be spectacular:
Products & Technology
- Predictable delivery
- Reduced cycle times
- Alignment between technology groups
- Clear product roadmap
- Increased visibility
Business
- Lower operating costs
- Increased customer satisfaction
- Improved business agility
- Sustainable competitive advantage
- Better coordination and higher trust between departments
Featured Continuous Delivery Articles

Part 1: An Intro to Industrial IoT
This is the first of a series of articles about how IoT infrastructure provides solutions to very difficult business situations, and how to take advantage of them.

Continuous Delivery Continuum
Continuous Delivery exists on a continuum as a constellation of capabilities rather than as a destination