A new survey from Cisco reveals that software developers are spending more than 57% of their time in 'war room' meetings to resolve application performance issues, rather than focusing on building new software to drive innovation.
The core issue, according to the survey, is that organizations lack the proper tools and visibility to understand the root causes of application issues, leading developers to fear increased risk of critical application downtime and disruptions.
Developers find themselves constantly pulled away from creating new code to assist IT operations teams in managing ongoing application availability and performance problems, resulting in frustration, demotivation, and potential job turnover.
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