What is your primary CI/CD pipeline automation tool?

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CircleCI10%

Jenkins47%

GitLab32%

JFrog2%

Other (share in comments below)6%

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What benefits drove you to adopt agile practices? Select all that apply.

Enhanced ability to manage changing priorities30%

Accelerated software delivery53%

Increased software maintainability35%

Increased team productivity37%

Improved business & IT alignment35%

Improved project visibility27%

Improved team morale14%

Improved engineering discipline17%

Better management of distributed teams15%

Reduced project cost14%

Reduced project risk9%

Improved response to volatile market conditions7%

Other (please specify)1%

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Are context engineering skills a high priority for your organization right now? How does that skill set compare to prompt engineering?

Is AGI already here—and are we just afraid to admit it? 

Yes—we've already passed the AGI line, but we keep redefining it.18%

Almost—these systems feel general, but something's still missing.45%

No—AGI must be autonomous, embodied, or conscious. We're not there.27%

It doesn’t matter—what we have now is disruptive enough.7%

The term AGI is a distraction. Focus on outcomes, not labels.4%

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If you've been piloting Microsoft Copilot, what advice would you give to other CIOs considering implementing Copilot?

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Has anyone used an LLM (like StarCoder2) to help convert mainframe code to modern languages? What worked, what didn’t, and any tips for combining grammar-based parsing with LLMs? Looking for real-world experiences.

We are mainly looking at some modules written in SAS, REX and Objectstar and would look at running these on open systems world containers with a preference for Java.