Endava Bets on AI Agents for Software Delivery
Endava is revolutionizing software delivery by embedding OpenAI's AI agents across its entire workflow, transforming how enterprises build and deploy technology.
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identified in non-engineering phases like requirements gathering and planning
From the article 3 mentionsEndava, a global technology services firm, is fundamentally reshaping software delivery by embedding AI agents from OpenAI into its daily operations.
thinking about AI to solve the problem first, not as an add-on
From the article 3 mentionsThis led to the creation of DavaFlow, an AI-native approach designed to expedite these processes.
developers explored AI-assisted coding and identified workflow gaps
From the article 2 mentionsTreating AI adoption as a behavior change rather than a mere software update is crucial.
embedding ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex across the entire workflow
From the article 7 mentionsEndava, a global technology services firm, is fundamentally reshaping software delivery by embedding AI agents from OpenAI into its daily operations.
From the article 2 mentionsAccording to Endava CTO Matthew Cloke, "To be AI-native at Endava, it’s about thinking about AI to solve the problem first." This philosophy is central to their new AI-native delivery methodology, DavaFlow, which is now powered by OpenAI technology across all stages.
transforming how enterprises build and deploy technology faster
From the articleThis strategic shift aims to accelerate development cycles and transform enterprise workflows.
vision for AI agents managing complex software delivery processes
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