NY SPIN is pleased to welcome Claude Remillard, President of InCycle Software and presented to NY SPIN by Platinum sponsor Microsoft.
Claude's topic is: "Small Agile Steps, Big Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Impact."
Microsoft has named Claude Remillard Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in the field of Visual Studio for the third time. Microsoft annually recognizes an exclusive group of individuals worldwide who contributed to distinct technological communities. The Microsoft MVP program is a worldwide award and recognition program that strives to identify the top professionals in technical communities around the world. Microsoft MVPs are recognized for both their demonstrated practical expertise and willingness to share their experience with peers in the Microsoft technical communities.
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February 2012 NY SPIN Event Announcement
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Date: February 7, 2012
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Topic: Small Agile Steps, Big Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Impact
Presenter(s): Claude Remillard
Location: Microsoft
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Date: February 7, 2012
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Topic: Small Agile Steps, Big Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Impact
Presenter(s): Claude Remillard
Location: Microsoft
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Synopsis:
Small Agile Steps, Big Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Impact
Software development has changed dramatically over the last decade with the Agile movement, the emergence of the Cloud and new suites of tools. Along the way many development managers and team leads have been left behind. As the market is demonstrating returns on these initiatives, CxOs expect these changes to be implemented, yet some development teams struggle with prioritization, practice details and how to get started. Project implementation -- which requires the definition of roles, priorities, goals and processes -- becomes a bottleneck for Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) adoption. So the objective is to enhance ALM practices in small increments and to improve people, selective processes and tools.
This presentation will be about enhancing ALM practices in small increments with the end goal of big ALM impact and showing how a tool called InCycle BluePrint accomplishes this by integrating with Microsoft Visual Studio and using a turnkey Microsoft Team Foundation System (TFS) template, allowing cross-functional teams to work on the same tool and establish a common vision, ultimately assuring a better result for ALM adoption.
Biography - Claude Remillard Software development has changed dramatically over the last decade with the Agile movement, the emergence of the Cloud and new suites of tools. Along the way many development managers and team leads have been left behind. As the market is demonstrating returns on these initiatives, CxOs expect these changes to be implemented, yet some development teams struggle with prioritization, practice details and how to get started. Project implementation -- which requires the definition of roles, priorities, goals and processes -- becomes a bottleneck for Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) adoption. So the objective is to enhance ALM practices in small increments and to improve people, selective processes and tools.
This presentation will be about enhancing ALM practices in small increments with the end goal of big ALM impact and showing how a tool called InCycle BluePrint accomplishes this by integrating with Microsoft Visual Studio and using a turnkey Microsoft Team Foundation System (TFS) template, allowing cross-functional teams to work on the same tool and establish a common vision, ultimately assuring a better result for ALM adoption.
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