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Broadcast Date: On Demand
Duration: One hour
 
Speakers:
Pete Osborne, Sr. Engineering Applications Admin, Curtiss-Wright
Bob Aiello, Editor-in-Chief, CM Journal
Role of Management in an Iterative and Agile Software Development Environment
Developing products for the aerospace and defense industry places unique challenges on an organization. It is critical to comply with process requirements, adhere to standards and respond with precision to changing demands. The only acceptable outcome is a quality, reliable product.
Join Pete Osborne, Senior Engineering Applications Administrator at Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing, as he describes the software tools and processes used to manage multi-platform, multi-developer, multi-site projects, using a fully integrated suite for requirements, change and configuration management.
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Broadcast Date: On Demand
Duration: One hour
  
Speakers:
Ron Zorn, Independent Consultant, Zorn Industries
Andy Gurd, Go-to-Market Manager, IBM Rational Software
Masa Hirvonen, Integration and Analysis, Honda Aircraft Company, Inc.
Richard Cormier, Cormier Consulting
Russell Baldridge, Moderator, CM Crossroads
Staying competitive in today's business environment requires agility. The ability to stay focused when your customer's requirement change is a challenge — particularly when you are trying to keep on top of costs and schedules. Learn how you can master this skill at the IBM Rational® Keeping Control of Costs and schedules When Requirements Change audio broadcast. Hosted in an on demand audio format with four IBM customers offering their experience via discussion and debate, you'll get insights about creating a strong change control and requirement culture, including:
- Implementing a ‘virtual’ change control
board for globally distributed stakeholders
- Creating a specific workflow for change control in your organization - what the stage gates and how stakeholders are involved in your workflow
- Linking the requirements management process with software change and configuration management into your development process
Get the help you need to implement a requirements engineering process at the Keeping Control of Costs and Schedules When Requirements Change audio broadcast, where we'll offer answers to:
- Challenges managing change and requirements
- Managing change with distributed teams
- Deciding what the process management change process should be
Join a panel of experienced systems development practitioners as they discuss the challenge of managing change in their industries and projects, with points of view from:
- Ron Zorn, Independent Consultant, Zorn Industries
- Masa Hirvonen, Group Lead, Systems engineering, Integration and Analysis, Honda Aircraft Company, Inc
- Richard Cormier, Cormier Consulting
- Andy Gurd, Go-to-Market Manager, IBM Rational Software
Topics will include managing change requests with distributed teams, implementing a review workflow, and analyzing the impact of these changes on costs, resources and schedules. The panel will consider their own experiences and share best practices, offering insights about a requirements engineering process. Register for the Keeping Control of Costs and Schedules When Requirements Change for an on demand session!
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Broadcast Date: Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
 
Speakers:
John Scumniotales, The First Scrummaster
Jeff McKenna, The First Scrum Coach
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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Adopting Agile can be challenging, a simple search of the web will lead you to many articles about those challenges. What you really need to know are the simple and effective things you can do to help you succeed with rolling out Agile.
In this webinar, two of the original Scrum practitioners, will give you their tried and tested strategies for deploying agile successfully in complex organizations. Not only were John and Jeff there at the beginning of Scrum, since then they have amassed a career's worth of experience implementing agile in progressively more challenging organizations. Get practical advice from the front line of Scrum and Agile enterprise practitioners on what works and what doesn't for Agile in the Enterprise.
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Broadcast Date: Thursday, September 24, 2009
Time: 12:00 PM PT / 2:00 PM CT / 3:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
  
Speakers:
Colleen Meads, Test Manager, Accident Compensation Corporation
Michael Lundblad, Program Manager, IBM Software
Patrick Egan, Founder, CM Crossroads
Managing software delivery risk in a changing environment is a difficult challenge and implementing a strategy for a software lifecycle approach to quality management aligned to business objectives and outcomes seem as daunting. However, to drive innovation and differentiation, successful organizations are realizing that a software lifecycle approach supported by repeatable processes, integrated tooling, data and metrics is critical to ensure greater quality and achieve greater value from their investments in software.
Join us as Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC), New Zealand’s government sponsored provider of personal injury coverage for all New Zealand residents and visitors, shares their Rational requirements and quality management success story. Focus is on understanding ACC’s business objectives and challenges and how, as they move to a continuous, integrated and more flexible approach to software delivery, they are addressing their challenges, better meeting the needs of their business and delivering greater quality at reduced risk and cost of rework.
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Broadcast Date: Tuesday September 15, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
  
Speakers:
Jeffrey Fredrick, Technical Evangelist, Urbancode, Inc.
Eric Minick, Lead Consultant, Urbancode, Inc.
Patrick Egan, Founder, CM Crossroads
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In good economic times teams attempt bold experiments that promise to take them to new heights of productivity. In lean times like these few have the appetite for such speculative ventures. Any new investment needs to address immediate pain and show immediate payback. But the pace of demands haven’t slowed and the ever increasing need to do more continues. For build and release teams the demands come from all directions. The shorter cycle times of Agile means more builds, more deployments and more releases. The adoption of SOA means more complexity, more elements to juggle. The move to global round-the-clock 24-hr development means more teams to service and less downtime. And in this economy adding headcount is likely not an option, instead you’re told to get Lean and Mean. But how do you get to Lean and Mean without being stretched too thin?
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Broadcast Date: Thursday, August 20, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
Speakers:
Steve Teske, Manager Embedded Software Development, Thales Communications, Inc.
Scott Castle, Senior Product Manager, Electric Cloud
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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You know the situation; long builds getting longer, more and more tests being added to the process, and soon your software build is taking hours with no end in sight. In this webinar learn how one company was able to reduce their build times by a factor of 15, freeing developers to work on actual development, saving money on expensive hardware and allowing them to move to continuous integration and agile development.
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Broadcast Date: Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
Speakers:
John Scumniotales, The First Scrummaster
Jeff McKenna, The First Agile Coach
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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We've assembled a team of some of the best Agile minds in the world, and our goal in this webinar is to tell you why Scrum simply aren't enough for organizations to succeed with agile development efforts. This live panel will discuss today's best strategies for managing work across your development teams while driving up visibility, improving developer productivity, and lowering costs. In addition, you’ll hear stories from the development process management trenches.
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Broadcast Date: Thursday, July 30th, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
 
Speakers:
Rob Davies, Director of Open Source Development, Progress Fuse
Hiram Chirino, Software Architect
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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ActiveMQ is highly configurable, but out of the box is neither tuned for performance or scalability. This webinar will cover the typical trade-offs against reliability you can make with messaging systems and how ActiveMQ’s advanced architecture allows you to mitigate against those trade-offs to have a performing but reliable messaging infrastructure.
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Broadcast Date: Thursday, July 16th, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
Speakers:
Tim Joyce, Sr. Product Manager
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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For organizations facing compliance and regulatory requirements, the conventional wisdom is that if they choose an enterprise ALM solution, they will sacrifice developer productivity. NOT true. Lightweight and developer friendly capabilities, e.g. Agile development practices, can co-exist with process enforcement, compliance support and end-to-end traceability.
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Broadcast Date: Thursday, June 25th, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
Speakers:
Martin Van Ryswyk, Vice President, Engineering, Electric Cloud
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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In the current economic climate, software development executives are being asked to reduce costs across the board. Headcounts are frozen, if not slashed, and budgets are tight. The savvy development (or SCM or Release) Manager should know that a potentially untapped opportunity for cost savings and productivity improvement lies in the back end of software development. The build and test process is ripe for improvement. This webinar will explore some real world examples of significant cost savings by automating and accelerating this process.
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Broadcast Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
Speakers:
Jeffrey Fredrick, Technical Evangelist, Urbancode, Inc.
Eric Minick, Lead Consultant, Urbancode, Inc.
Patrick Egan, Founder, CM Crossroads
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How mature are your Continuous Integration and automation practices? Where can you get the most improvement based on your specific problems and needs? How are other organizations solving these same problems?
In recent years the role of automation in software development has expanded dramatically. The collision of the Agile practice of Continuous Integration with the realities of enterprise development projects — where large projects, distributed teams or strict governance requirements are not aberrations — has resulted in increased automation efforts throughout the lifecycle. Top performing teams achieve Enterprise Continuous Integration and tie their efforts together into an end-to-end solution that pays dividends by enabling them to deliver changes faster with higher quality, and with more control for less effort.
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Broadcast Date: Thursday, June 11th, 2009
Time: 10:00 am PDT / 12:00 pm CDT / 1:00 pm EDT
Duration: One hour
 
Speakers:
Bob Jenkins, Director, Subversion Services, CollabNet
C. Michael Pilato, Senior Subversion Engineer, CollabNet
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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Thousands of companies have chosen Subversion®, the industry’s leading version control tool, to manage critical software assets. Whether you are a long-time user of Subversion or just beginning to consider it, you might be wondering if there is more you can do to make an easy-to-use system like Subversion work even better in your environment. Are there best practices and general principles that can make your enterprise more productive? How can your team get more from Subversion in their daily activities?
Speakers Bob Jenkins and Michael Pilato of CollabNet help drive the Subversion roadmap and have been helping enterprises deploy Subversion since CollabNet first conceived of the version control tool in 2000. Today, Mike, Bob, and the rest of the CollabNet team continue to steward Subversion’s roadmap, work with organizations to identify their development process requirements, and map Subversion’s best practices to meet those requirements. CollabNet also helps long-time users of Subversion learn how to improve their existing implementations through process adjustments and optimizations for end users.
In this webinar, Bob and Mike will present ideas on how to increase your team’s productivity by using core Subversion functionality and broader application lifecycle tools.
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Broadcast Date: Thursday, April 30th, 2009
Time:
- North America: 10:00 am PDT / 12:00 pm CDT / 1:00 pm EDT
- Europe: 10:00 am BST / 11:00 am CEST
- Asia Pacific: 11:00 am Singapore / 1:00 pm EST Australia
Duration: One hour
 
Speakers:
Lisa Crispin, Agile Testing Practitioner and Coach, ePlan Services, Inc.
Stephen Walters, Product Marketing Manager, Borland
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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With Agile adoption on the rise, understanding the needs of Quality Assurance (QA) in Agile software delivery projects is possibly the biggest challenge in the IT industry today in terms of reducing costs, while improving quality and time to market. In Agile or mixed methodology environments, the need for automated quality doesn’t change, it only intensifies.
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Broadcast Date: Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
Speakers:
Bob Boys, USA Product Manager: RVDS and Keil, ARM Corporation
Scott Castle, Senior Product Manager, Electric Cloud
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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Many embedded software build systems are designed around make - for good reason! It is a generally understood, powerful tool. Attend our webinar to learn about three classic mistakes in build system design. You may find them in your own build, especially if you're using a third-party platform. They're probably causing you headaches, performance problems and broken builds. In this webinar we'll discuss how to overcome these problems based on hundreds of real world experiences.
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Broadcast Date: Tuesday, March 31st, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET
Duration: One hour
Speakers:
Sinan Syed Raza, Market Manager, IBM
Patrick Egan, Publisher, Agile Journal
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With a strategic approach to Quality Assurance you can do more with less, improve quality, and reduce time to market. Strategic QA is essential to helping your company save time and money. It is not an added burden at the end of the process. Join us to see how to bring QA to the forefront to pinpoint process improvements with the highest impact. Learn where you can save costs, reduce development time, and raise quality -- driving a faster ROI for your business.
Join this IBM Webcast and see how you can:
- Identify process phases where improvement initiatives will cut the greatest time and cost
- Find and eliminate defects early, when they are the easiest and least costly to fix
- Prevent and predict errors with historical data
- Improve efficiency and ROI by tracking your QA trends
- Drive high quality results with a consistent solution that captures defect and error data
- And much more...
A Telecommunications customer used an integrated, strategic QA approach to cut their time-to-market by 30% while also improving overall quality. It can be done.
Doing more with less is the new mantra. Don’t delay: Register now, and let us show you how a strategic approach to Quality Assurance can make it possible.
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