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BAE Systems Earns Amazon Web Services DevOps Partner Designation

Nick Zazulia

Friday, May 24th, 2019

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BAE Systems has achieved Amazon Web Services (AWS) DevOps competency consulting partner status, which the company says will help it develop and deliver software more quickly for customers as it facilitates secure cloud migration. Amazon's [AMZN] cloud computing service, AWS, offers tools under its DevOps umbrella to help companies across a broad range of industries effectively and efficiently develop software. As part of that initiative, Amazon qualifies certain third-party tools and services that integrate with AWS under its competency programs…

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