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ABSTRACT:
Business agility in a difficult, highly competitive economy demands software quality and security. And in a brittle economic environment, the costs of vulnerable, failed applications just aren't acceptable. How can an organization be successful and maintain high-performing business-critical software with fewer resources?
Join industry analyst Melinda Ballou, program director for IDC's Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and Executive Strategies services as she answers this question and sets context and strategies for each stage of the Application Lifecycle: requirements, QA testing, load/performance testing and change and configuration management.
You will learn:
- What the key drivers are for effective quality adoption that companies can use to evolve existing strategies
- How to assess the hidden costs are of "free" open source code and complex sourcing
- How companies can set appropriate organizational and process approaches to cut costs early in the lifecycle and prioritize key business initiatives
- How companies are leveraging Software as a Service delivery models for testing to facilitate software quality automation
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Speakers
Melinda Ballou
Program Director, IDC
Melinda Ballou serves as Program Director for IDC's Application Life-Cycle Management research. In this role, Ms. Ballou provides thought leadership, expert opinion, research, and analysis through comprehensive research on application life-cycle management (ALM), with specific focus on software life-cycle process configuration and management, software quality, and IT governance software. Ms. Ballou comes to IDC with over 18 years of extensive experience in IT research and analysis.
Raffi Margaliot
Director of Product Management, HP Software
Director of Product Management at HP Software, responsible for the Quality Center product line. Raffi Has joined Mercury/HP at 1998, taking on different management roles in the R&D organization until 2005, when he moved on to the Products Management organization. Today Raffi manages the Product Management team leadings the product strategy and roadmap for the quality management products at HP Software.
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