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The document discusses the transformation of devices, services, and applications. It notes that established client-server patterns are giving way to emerging patterns where modern business applications are directly engaging consumers through edge-facing services. This allows for faster delivery of new features and capabilities through shortened development cycles. The modern application lifecycle aims to deliver better applications faster and cheaper by leveraging cloud-based services and data centers.
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Belgian visual studio launch 2013
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- 4. Modern business apps Better The modern applifecycle Faster The modern data center Cheaper
- 5. LOB Applications forrecording Systems of Record • • • • • • • Characteristics Moderate-long cycle times Planned infrastructure scaling Traditional OLTP, DW, OLAP Macro-transactions Moderate to high latencies Moderate availability requirements Moderate MTTR : hours to days Internal line of business apps Modern Apps for engaging • • • • • Direct-to-Consumer Online B2B Mobile workforce enablement Gamification Consumer and Audience Intelligence Apps from the Windows Store
- 7. Increase flow of businessvalue Shorten cycle times Reduce rework costs
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- 19. 1) Completely freefor small teams FREE: 5 users FREE: 60 minutes Cloud Build per month 2) Included for MSDN subscribers 3) New cloud-only monthly user plans FREE: 5 users Additional users $20/month All users $45/month Max 10 per account with this plan Includes use of the VS Pro IDE All users $60/month
- 22. Modern Business Applications Edge-facing Self-discoverable Bringyour own device Continuous services
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- 25. agility without qualitydoes not deliver value … … and neither does quality without agility!
- 26. Solution managers Document requirements as BRDs and functionalspecs Developers Define Write code to implement requirements BACKLOG Ideation Construct Develop Connect QA RELEASE UAT Idea to Working Software Testing Post –implementation Testers Mostly manual with limited automation. Operate Users Operate Working software to Business outcomes Operations readiness verification UAT post implementation & systems testing Operations Late engagement of stakeholder functions | Late detection of unmet requirements Increased cycle times | Increased costs Pre-deployment verification
- 29. Attainment of business objectives Shortenedvalue delivery cycle times User and stakeholder satisfaction Rework cost reduction
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- 37. • Actionable feedback • Exploratorytesting • Requirements management • Acceptance criteria definition • Developer testing • Build automation • Actionable Role tailored tools diagnostics Build engines Lab infrastructure • Production monitoring • Integrated incident management Test recorders and runners Quality metrics and reporting
- 39. • Office • Feedbackclient Requirements management • Office,SharePoint • Project • Browser apps Project planning & management Team development services • VS IDE • Eclipse • Xplatform tools Microsoft System Center Microsoft Test Manager Source code management Test lab management Testing services Build and deployment automation Git Lab infrastructure Test recorders and runners Build engines • • Office SharePoint Reporting and Business Intelligence
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- 42. Application Lifecycle Continuous quality practices Newvalue Role tailored, familiar tools Hybrid IT capable Continuous value delivery
- 48. Arrive too late… and you miss the opportunity!
- 49. % … of allApps get to market too late! Source: CA / Coleman Parkes Research 2012
- 50. % … of allApps get to market missing functionality! Source: CA / Coleman Parkes Research 2012
- 51. It takes on average monthsto release an App Number of releases expected to be managed per year Source: CA / Coleman Parkes Research 2012
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- 56. Manage Demand and DefineRequirements Minimal Planning Minimum Viable Product Minimal Risk Most Value Continuous value delivery Highest Value Features
- 57. Conventional Planning Agile Planning Increased value overtime Valu e Valu e Time spent on planning Time spent on planning
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- 64. Agile PPM Team Ownership BusinessCase Value Resources Dates Delivery PMO Strategy Execution Strategic Vision Cohesive strategy Coordinate releases Multiple projects Multiple teams
- 79. Pecha Kucha Sessions: MicrosoftPartners- ALM customer success stories Pieter Ostyn
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- 82. IT Moves tothe front of the firm
- 83. What are youwaiting for?
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- 85. Project a Project b Projecth Size Project c Project e Project f Project g Technologies
- 92. PPM Services Technology AgnosticALM Services Version Control E2E E2E Work Tracking Processes Reporting Collaboration Technology Specific ALM Services IDE Test Automation Build Deploy DevTest
- 93. Project Server 2013 Native Integration CorporateSP 2013 Team Foundation Server 2012 Version Control Work Build E2E E2E E2E Collaboration Collaboration Tracking Processes Reporting Agent Reporting API/HTTP/... Eclipse Visual Studio 2012 Test IDE Automation TFS API (.NET/ Java) Atlassian/TFS 2012 Build Deploy Azure IaaS DevTest
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- 99. RealDolmen ALM Solution •5! times Western European ALM partner of the year • Gold ALM Partner Tom Callant Manager ALM Solution Tom.Callant@realdolmen.com Or scan this QR code with your Smartphone to immediately go to the website
- 100. Visual Studio 2013 Connect.Create. Transform. Wouter Janssens
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- 102. ADVICE - GUIDANCE--EXECUTION PEOPLE – PROCESSES TOOLS
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- 128. TEAM BARRIERS =VALUE DELIVERY IMPEDIMENTS
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- 133. The result… 1team, 1 goal Hier link leggen naar TEAM Foundation Server Misschien toch nog veranderen? 1. Breaking the silos 2. End-to-end traceability 3. Visibility 4. Predictability 5. ALM support
- 134. Developers can follow upon ALL defects logged
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- 136. Customer Case leading financialmarket player why how + The project begins where the customer says YES.
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- 140. CONTACT US BELGIUM (Headquarters) Excelsiorlaan 43, 1930Zaventem +32 (0)2 712 96 50 info@quasus.com Bjorn Vanhove Principal Manager Testing Services facebook.com/quasus youtube.com/quasus twitter.com/quasus linkedin.com/quasus
- 149. Define PRODUCT Ideation Develop From Idea to workingsoftware Implement Monitor Operate Working software in production Value realized
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- 164. The case Social Sector 4300 employees 13.000 volunteers 2.500 independant contractors 50.000events anually One IT Departement 4 of 20
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- 167. Outdated Requirements REQUIREMENTS Build | Measure| Learn Construct Operate WORKING SOFTWARE 7 of 20
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- 173. Priority <> Quality Lessmaintenance Business happy Less stress 13 of 20
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- 176. Future: UPGRADE New featuresTFS 16 of 20
- 177. Future: More Agile ITportals -> Business portals 17 of 20
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- 179. ALM @ Cegeka Data:2TB of code TFS Team Projects: 221 TFS Build agents: 21 TFS Users: 985 TFS Build servers: 9 27 VM build CPU’s TFS Test servers: 4 Dedicated large Lab SCVMM environment 19 of 20
- 180. We like ourown dog food ... ...but we rather drink our own champagne. Cegeka Agile Factory 20 of 20
- 181. We like ourown dog food ... ...but we rather drink our own champagne. Cegeka Agile Factory
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- 199. Coded UI TestAutomation Framework Dynamics AX Source control strategies Etc … Reporting Framework Visual Studio – TFS linked to SonarQube