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Agile practices and IBM System z development – A customer case study

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Highlights

Topics include:

  • Automating mainframe and multiplatform application interface testing
  • Determining status of cross-platform application testing progress and quality in real-time
  • Lowering the cost of testing via automated deployment to a low-cost System z test environment
  • Reducing the consumption of mainframe test MIPS

Speakers: Chris Trobridge, Product Line Manager for Rational Team Concert for System z, IBM Software Group and Joe Rounceville, Senior Consultant, Nationwide Insurance
Replay: Available for your convenience, register now.
Developed for: IT and enterprise architects and managers; system analysts and programmers; operations managers; and, application architects, programmers and managers
Technical Level: Basic

Is it a constant struggle to keep strategic goals, objectives, projects connected and aligned? Traditional software development methods don’t help. Programmers can work separately for days or even weeks on the same code without realizing how many conflicts (and perhaps bugs) they are generating. Because they are producing robust code with each iteration, agile teams find that they are slowed down by the long resolution and debugging sessions that occur at the end of long integration cycles. For these reasons, agile teams often choose to use continuous integration.

Join us for this complimentary webcast as we discuss an IBM customer’s experience in mapping continuous integration concepts used in distributed development to the IBM® System z® domain – the successes and the remaining challenges. You’ll learn how the IBM Continuous Integration Solution for System z enables distributed and mainframe teams to build and test an end-to-end, cross-platform application continuously and at low-cost. We’ll also discuss how it can help manage change and address persistent bottlenecks during testing.

Join us after the webcast for a live question-and-answer session. This webcast will also be available for replay after the event.

This is the fourth in a five-part series of webcasts on building next-generation enterprise applications. You can register for the other webcasts on July 19, August 8, August 22, and September 26.

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