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How to create more 'technojoy' in your organisation
Learn to turn technostress and 'quiet cracking' into 'technojoy' with a supportive culture, clear leadership, better training, healthy digital boundaries, smart AI use, and jargon-free communication.
By Danny Coleman
on 8 Jan 2026

Adaptavist acquires D|OPS Digital to accelerate DevSecOps excellence
D|OPS Digital, a leading consultancy specialising in developer experience transformation, will be integrated into Adaptavist, part of The Adaptavist Group.
By Simon Haighton-Williams
on 3 Oct 2025

Atlassian sunsets Data Center in March 2029: your next steps
Atlassian has announced that it will sunset Data Center deployment for its products in March 2029. Here are your next steps.
By The Adaptavist Group
on 10 Sept 2025

Driving customer impact through our monday.com partnership
Adaptavist and monday.com's partnership helps customers succeed with AI-driven work execution and workflow excellence. Learn how the changes to the partner programme will better support customers.
By Danny Coleman
on 19 Mar 2026

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Datadog Summit London 2026: unified observability, security, and AI monitoring
A recap of Datadog Summit London 2026, exploring how observability, security, and AI are converging, and what it means for modern software teams.
By Vanessa Whiteley
on 16 Mar 2026

Technostress: Can technology help reclaim the work‑life balance?
This blog explores why constant connection can still leave employees feeling lonely, and provides practical ways your teams can leverage tools to reclaim work-life balance and become more productive.
By Cannon Lafferty
on 11 Mar 2026

The Datadog difference – partnering to deliver advanced observability
Find out about observability specialist Datadog and what our exciting new partnership means for you.
By Matt Bailey
on 25 Feb 2026

GitLab Managed Services from Adaptavist
GitLab is vital for many organisations. Our managed services ensure it runs smoothly, letting you focus on your work while we handle maintenance.
By Matthew Hope
on 24 Feb 2026

Microsoft Project Online is shutting down – what’s next?
Microsoft Project Online will be retired on 30 September 2026. If your teams have been relying on it for project portfolio management (PPM), you need a plan for what comes next.
By Attila Bernariusz
on 12 Feb 2026