Alex Lane

Alex Lane is Growth Manager at zsah managed-IT services. He helps companies reach their true potential focussing on their own goals and not having to worry about the headaches of their IT.

Alex ives in Buckinghamshire and has a passion for Basketball and Motorsport (or anything with an engine!).

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Without a robust DevOps process in place, which helps in IT software delivery, businesses and IT management leaders may be chasing the impossible.

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