Every company is becoming a technology company. You’ve heard that before. We’ve said that before. The glaring truth behind this statement is that technology is the only way to remain competitive in today’s fast-paced landscape. For some organizations, this means embracing technology; for others, this means leading with it. Either way, the primary way to be a technology company is to deliver software—as famously stated by Marc Andreesen nearly a decade ago, Software is Eating the World. Software delivery has undergone its own transformation in recent years with the rise of cloud computing. What was once multi-year, waterfall projects to develop and package software for major releases is now a continuous, agile stream of updates. Similarly, what was once fixed data centers of static servers is now dynamic cloud environments of elastic resources across IaaS providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Microsoft.