[ieeeSW] Review challenges

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 ## Challenges
  
-We successfully built a functional CD pipeline. In the end, we took over the
-deployment process from the government. That allowed us to survive into an
-unstable political scenario. However, we recognize that many challenges still
-need to be addressed by the industry and academia together.
+We successfully built a CD pipeline. In the end, we took over the deployment
+process from the government. That allowed us to survive into an unstable
+political scenario. However, we recognize that many challenges still need to be
+addressed by the industry and academia together.
  
 ### Build CD from scratch
-
+	
 Taking on CD responsibilities had a significant impact on the team. We did not
 have the know-how and had little time to come up with a working pipeline. The
-seniors were crucial at this point. They came up with an initial solution to
-get us started. That already enabled us to automatize the deploy, even though
-the process was still rudimentary. We had to evolve our solution on-the-fly. We
-dedicated a few developers to this task.
+senior developers were crucial at this point. They came up with an initial
+solution to get us started. That already enabled us to automatize the deploy,
+even though the process was still rudimentary. We had to evolve our solution
+on-the-fly. We dedicated a few developers to this task.
  
-Building a CD pipeline was hard in the beginning, and we succeed thanks to the
-seniors experience. We believe that more tools that provide out-of-the-box
-standardized CD pipelines would be of great help for inexperienced teams. Tools
-that track each step of the pipeline and organize logs in a human-manageable
-way are necessary too.
+Building a CD pipeline was hard in the beginning. We believe that more tools
+that provide out-of-the-box standardized CD pipelines would be of great help
+for inexperienced teams. Tools that track each step of the pipeline and
+organize logs in a human-manageable way are necessary too.
  
 ### Handling inexperienced teams
  
@@ -298,14 +297,12 @@ are needed.
 In the project’s first half we struggled with deploy related problems in the
 government structure. We were in a paradoxical situation. The government
 demanded speedy deliveries but would not give access to their production
-infrastructure. As an example, only in specific situations the government
-allowed us to access the PE. It took some interactions with government agents
-before we convinced them to create the VE as an isolated replica of the PE in
-their own infrastructure. The government agents then realized that it could be
-beneficial for the project if they granted us access to part of the structure.
-We believe it is required more research on development protocols and policies
-to improve the relation between industry and government, specially regarding
-CD.
+infrastructure. Afterwards some interactions with government agents, they
+created the VE as an isolated replica of the PE in their own infrastructure.
+The government agents then realised that it could be beneficial for the project
+if they granted us access to part of the structure.  We believe it is required
+more research on development protocols and policies to improve the relation
+between industry and government, specially regarding CD.
  
 ## References
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265	265
266	266	## Challenges
267	267
268		-We successfully built a functional CD pipeline. In the end, we took over the
269		-deployment process from the government. That allowed us to survive into an
270		-unstable political scenario. However, we recognize that many challenges still
271		-need to be addressed by the industry and academia together.
	268	+We successfully built a CD pipeline. In the end, we took over the deployment
	269	+process from the government. That allowed us to survive into an unstable
	270	+political scenario. However, we recognize that many challenges still need to be
	271	+addressed by the industry and academia together.
272	272
273	273	### Build CD from scratch
274		-
	274	+
275	275	Taking on CD responsibilities had a significant impact on the team. We did not
276	276	have the know-how and had little time to come up with a working pipeline. The
277		-seniors were crucial at this point. They came up with an initial solution to
278		-get us started. That already enabled us to automatize the deploy, even though
279		-the process was still rudimentary. We had to evolve our solution on-the-fly. We
280		-dedicated a few developers to this task.
	277	+senior developers were crucial at this point. They came up with an initial
	278	+solution to get us started. That already enabled us to automatize the deploy,
	279	+even though the process was still rudimentary. We had to evolve our solution
	280	+on-the-fly. We dedicated a few developers to this task.
281	281
282		-Building a CD pipeline was hard in the beginning, and we succeed thanks to the
283		-seniors experience. We believe that more tools that provide out-of-the-box
284		-standardized CD pipelines would be of great help for inexperienced teams. Tools
285		-that track each step of the pipeline and organize logs in a human-manageable
286		-way are necessary too.
	282	+Building a CD pipeline was hard in the beginning. We believe that more tools
	283	+that provide out-of-the-box standardized CD pipelines would be of great help
	284	+for inexperienced teams. Tools that track each step of the pipeline and
	285	+organize logs in a human-manageable way are necessary too.
287	286
288	287	### Handling inexperienced teams
289	288
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298	297	In the project’s first half we struggled with deploy related problems in the
299	298	government structure. We were in a paradoxical situation. The government
300	299	demanded speedy deliveries but would not give access to their production
301		-infrastructure. As an example, only in specific situations the government
302		-allowed us to access the PE. It took some interactions with government agents
303		-before we convinced them to create the VE as an isolated replica of the PE in
304		-their own infrastructure. The government agents then realized that it could be
305		-beneficial for the project if they granted us access to part of the structure.
306		-We believe it is required more research on development protocols and policies
307		-to improve the relation between industry and government, specially regarding
308		-CD.
	300	+infrastructure. Afterwards some interactions with government agents, they
	301	+created the VE as an isolated replica of the PE in their own infrastructure.
	302	+The government agents then realised that it could be beneficial for the project
	303	+if they granted us access to part of the structure. We believe it is required
	304	+more research on development protocols and policies to improve the relation
	305	+between industry and government, specially regarding CD.
309	306
310	307	## References
311	308
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