The document discusses advanced systems engineering and improving defense program execution. It covers topics like the breadth and depth of systems engineering, the value of systems engineering in meeting cost and schedule targets and ensuring program success. It also discusses challenges like complexity from system integration and the need for requirements management, collaboration, and automation to address issues that have led to past system failures.
RFEM is a powerful 3D FEA program helping structural engineers to meet requirements in modern civil engineering. Intuitive handling, user friendliness and efficient data input make working with RFEM easy.
The RFEM program family is based on a modular system. The main program RFEM is used to define structures, materials and loads for planar and spatial structural systems consisting of plates, walls, shells and members. Creating combined structures as well as modeling solid and contact elements is also possible. RFEM provides deformations, internal and support forces as well as soil contact stresses. Add-on modules facilitate the data input by creating structures as well as connections automatically and perform further analyses and designs. The modular approach allows you to combine all programs individually according to your needs. Upgrades at a later time are always possible. RFEM offering numerous interfaces represents the perfect tool for a smooth interaction between CAD and structural analysis in Building Information Modeling (BIM).
This document provides a summary and analysis of the total cost of ownership for extending messaging platform availability using IBM Domino or Microsoft Exchange across different user estate sizes. It finds that IBM Domino solutions are up to 52% cheaper than Microsoft Exchange solutions based on infrastructure and support costs. When factoring in licensing costs, particularly for Microsoft Office, the savings are even greater for IBM Domino. The document outlines its methodology for analyzing platform, licensing, and support costs over a three year period for single server, clustered, and disaster recovery deployment scenarios.
An introductory lecture on Context-Oriented Programming, part of the course LINGI2252 “Software Maintenance and Evolution”, given by Prof. Kim Mens at UCL, Belgium. This particular lecture was made by Dr. Sebastian Gonzalez in close collaboration with Prof. Kim Mens.
5 - Architetture Software - Metamodelling and the Model Driven ArchitectureMajong DevJfu
The document discusses metamodeling and the Model Driven Architecture (MDA). It covers topics such as model driven engineering, metamodeling, metamodeling in UML, and the OMG technologies that support MDA. Metamodeling involves modeling modeling elements and their relationships. Metamodels define the structure of models, while models are instances that conform to metamodels. The MDA uses metamodels and models to develop and transform systems.
This document contains slides about user interface design from the textbook "Software Engineering: A Practitioner's Approach". The slides discuss key principles of interface design such as placing the user in control, reducing memory load, and consistency. They also cover the interface design process, including analysis of users, tasks, content and environments, as well as steps for defining interface objects, states, and events. The document is copyrighted and intended for educational use with the textbook.
RFEM is a powerful 3D FEA program helping structural engineers to meet requirements in modern civil engineering. Intuitive handling, user friendliness and efficient data input make working with RFEM easy.
The RFEM program family is based on a modular system. The main program RFEM is used to define structures, materials and loads for planar and spatial structural systems consisting of plates, walls, shells and members. Creating combined structures as well as modeling solid and contact elements is also possible. RFEM provides deformations, internal and support forces as well as soil contact stresses. Add-on modules facilitate the data input by creating structures as well as connections automatically and perform further analyses and designs. The modular approach allows you to combine all programs individually according to your needs. Upgrades at a later time are always possible. RFEM offering numerous interfaces represents the perfect tool for a smooth interaction between CAD and structural analysis in Building Information Modeling (BIM).
This document provides a summary and analysis of the total cost of ownership for extending messaging platform availability using IBM Domino or Microsoft Exchange across different user estate sizes. It finds that IBM Domino solutions are up to 52% cheaper than Microsoft Exchange solutions based on infrastructure and support costs. When factoring in licensing costs, particularly for Microsoft Office, the savings are even greater for IBM Domino. The document outlines its methodology for analyzing platform, licensing, and support costs over a three year period for single server, clustered, and disaster recovery deployment scenarios.
An introductory lecture on Context-Oriented Programming, part of the course LINGI2252 “Software Maintenance and Evolution”, given by Prof. Kim Mens at UCL, Belgium. This particular lecture was made by Dr. Sebastian Gonzalez in close collaboration with Prof. Kim Mens.
5 - Architetture Software - Metamodelling and the Model Driven ArchitectureMajong DevJfu
The document discusses metamodeling and the Model Driven Architecture (MDA). It covers topics such as model driven engineering, metamodeling, metamodeling in UML, and the OMG technologies that support MDA. Metamodeling involves modeling modeling elements and their relationships. Metamodels define the structure of models, while models are instances that conform to metamodels. The MDA uses metamodels and models to develop and transform systems.
This document contains slides about user interface design from the textbook "Software Engineering: A Practitioner's Approach". The slides discuss key principles of interface design such as placing the user in control, reducing memory load, and consistency. They also cover the interface design process, including analysis of users, tasks, content and environments, as well as steps for defining interface objects, states, and events. The document is copyrighted and intended for educational use with the textbook.
This document provides an introduction to model driven engineering and software models. It discusses how models provide an abstract representation of a system that can be used to investigate and verify properties before production. The document then covers the history of software models and milestones like the Object Management Group adopting standards like the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and Model Driven Architecture (MDA). It defines key concepts in model driven engineering like platform independent models and platform specific models. Finally, it discusses how models are specified using meta-models and transformations between models.
The 2011 newsletter from GBM highlights:
1) GBM was named System Integrator of the year and will develop healthcare infrastructure for Bahrain's King Hamad University Hospital.
2) GBM launched the first educational cloud computing platform in Abu Dhabi and provides hardware solutions for Oman Cement Company.
3) The CEO discusses how GBM has adapted to changes in technology and customer needs, such as launching the first network operations center in the Middle East and increasing server consolidation projects.
1. CEM initiatives often fail due to difficulties in overcoming barriers between business lines, evaluating business value, and gaining long-term commitment and ownership.
2. To make CEM initiatives successful requires engaging the board and CEO for commitment, identifying priority business problems for CEM to solve, involving all stakeholders, and defending the business case through proof of concepts or other data.
3. Successful CEM also requires optimizing business processes to operationalize CEM, continuously mining data for insights, and making appropriate organizational changes.
This document discusses human factors and ergonomics in software, hardware, and workplace design. It covers types of software interfaces like command-based, menu-based, and icon-based interfaces. It also discusses principles of user interface design, screen layout, and performance support systems. For hardware, it examines monitor, keyboard and mouse design. It analyzes workplace design including office layout models, workstation design, and behavioral concerns like territoriality and socialization. The goal is to apply knowledge of human physical and cognitive abilities to optimize people's interaction with technology and their work environment.
Computer engineering and consulting company Diginaut uses a model driven environment called ZORA to automatically generate middleware objects and user interfaces without programming. ZORA is a multi-tier .NET system that generates server and client objects based on a given meta-model designed in UML. It allows different user interfaces to access and create the same database objects depending on the user group and context. Diginaut develops solutions for electric utilities using standards like IEC 61970 and 61968 for data interoperability and a single COM interface to access meta-model classes.
Introduction to the User Interface domain for business applications, a pattern based approach to model the UI and code generation techniques to make it possible.
Session for Code Generation 2011
The document discusses key concepts in software architecture, including:
1) Software architecture establishes the overall structure and organization of a system, including its components and relationships.
2) Architectural design involves decomposing a system into subsystems or modules to improve modifiability, reusability, and portability.
3) Key principles for architectural design include simplicity, modularity, low coupling, separation of concerns, abstraction, and postponing decisions.
IBM Virtual Desktop Virtualization - IBM och VMware visar hur du kan utveckla din befintliga miljö, uppgradera på ett framtidssäkrat sätt och slutligen förbereda dig för att ta steget ut i molnet.
Denna presentation hölls på Nordic Forum i Kista 2012. Talare var Peter Nilsson, IBM sales specialist system x och Erik Hjalmarsson, VMware
Maples provides IT infrastructure management services and has over 500 IT professionals supporting clients globally. It focuses on services from desktops to mainframes, including consulting, training, data center management, and technical support. Maples has a unique training and deployment model called ELTP to rapidly develop entry-level technical professionals to meet client needs.
IT FUTURE 2011 - Le future du poste de travailFujitsu France
The document discusses how workplaces are changing from being tied to physical devices to being virtualized and accessed from any device. Key points discussed are:
1) Workplaces are becoming device-agnostic and disassociated from specific hardware as work can be done from any internet-connected device through virtualization.
2) Moving workplaces to the cloud allows users to access workspaces from any device while simplifying management and increasing flexibility for IT.
3) Ubiquitous connectivity means work can be done from anywhere, making the specific access device less important as long as it can connect to the cloud-based workspace.
Model driven code development using emf and jetkowost
This document discusses model-driven code development using EMF and JET. It provides an overview of JET, demonstrates how to use JET to generate code from models, and how IBM extends EMF with UML front-ends. The standard transformations provided by Rational Software Architect are also discussed. The document explains how JET can be used to extend the standard RSA behavior.
The Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Climate Change (CMCC) uses an advanced modeling system on IBM Power servers and storage to more accurately predict climate change. The clustered computing environment allows CMCC to run complex climate simulations and analyze large amounts of data to determine patterns and future climate impacts. The solution helps CMCC and other research organizations collaborate on climate research across Europe.
Sioux Hot-or-Not: Model Driven Software Development (Markus Voelter)siouxhotornot
The document contains information about Markus Völter and his work related to model-driven software development. It discusses that Markus Völter works as an independent consultant focused on software architecture, middleware, and model-driven software development. He has written books on these topics, speaks at conferences, and is a committer for the Eclipse openArchitectureWare project. The document also provides an overview of model-driven development, including how it works, reasons for using it, core concepts, and benefits.
The document discusses the challenges faced in supplier management and integration between original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and their supplier networks. It notes the complexity that arises from multi-level supplier structures, many-to-many relationships between organizations, cultural differences, and infrastructure challenges. Both IT and process challenges are discussed, including the need to support various collaboration types from fully online to offline exchanges. Solutions are proposed that provide suppliers with flexible toolsets to manage relationships with multiple OEMs that each have their own product lifecycle management strategies and systems.
1) Interactive machine learning (IML) allows users to train, classify, view, and correct classifications of images in an interactive fashion, unlike classical machine learning which is slow and not interactive.
2) IML enables feature selection to be done by the machine learning algorithm during training rather than requiring users to pre-select features.
3) The Crayons tool was created to implement IML using a simple painting metaphor, allowing users to quickly create image classifiers in minutes rather than weeks by focusing on classification rather than image processing details.
This document discusses design patterns and selecting appropriate patterns based on business requirements. It provides an overview of design patterns available in TheServerSide.com pattern catalog, which are organized into categories like EJB layer architectural patterns, inter-tier data transfer patterns, transaction and persistence patterns, and client-side EJB interaction patterns. Examples of patterns in each category are described. Best practices for developing class diagrams and using proven design patterns are also mentioned.
Knowledge IT is a company that offers various IT solutions and products for different industries. It provides solutions for intellectual property management, HR strategy, and incident response management. Its products include modules for object management, forensic management, review management, and others. Knowledge IT also offers different types of applications - Professional, Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate - tailored to organizations of different sizes. The document provides details on Knowledge IT's solutions, products, application types and incident management workflow.
NRB - LUXEMBOURG MAINFRAME DAY 2017 - z platform - StrategyNRB
This document provides information about IBM Systems Technical Events and IBM Z platforms. It introduces the IBM z14 mainframe and LinuxONE Emperor II, detailing their processor, memory, and I/O features. It also describes the Dynamic Partition Manager mode available on LinuxONE Emperor II, which allows for simplified partition lifecycle management and dynamic I/O. The document contains notices regarding statements about future products and performance benchmarks. It provides a list of IBM and other company trademarks.
Ringkasan dokumen tersebut adalah:
Sistem manajemen pengamanan (SMP) bertujuan menciptakan sistem pengamanan yang aman, efisien, dan produktif dengan melibatkan unsur manajemen, karyawan, dan lingkungan kerja. Tugas kepala sekuriti antara lain mengatur tugas di departemen, melakukan koordinasi, melaporkan masalah, dan bertanggung jawab atas disiplin personil. Fungsi sekuriti meliputi
The document discusses program security and secure programming. It covers various types of programming errors that can lead to security issues like buffer overflows and incomplete access controls. It also discusses malicious code like viruses, worms, and Trojan horses. The document outlines controls needed against vulnerabilities in programs and flaws during execution. It defines different types of programming flaws like intentional, inadvertent, validation errors, and boundary violations that can be exploited. Specific issues like buffer overflows, incomplete mediation, and time-of-check to time-of-use errors are explained in detail along with their security implications. Finally, it covers different types of malicious code and how viruses specifically spread and infect systems.
Deployment of a test management solution for a defence project using an integ...Einar Karlsen
The presentation shows how a test management solution has been established for a defence project in compliance with a set of applicable standards using an integrated IBM Rational tool chain consisting of Rational Quality Manager for test management, IBM Rational DOORS for requirement management, IBM Rational Team Concert for defect management, IBM Rational Publishing Engine for automatic generation of project deliverables and last - but not least - IBM Rational Insight for trend and status reporting.
This document provides an introduction to model driven engineering and software models. It discusses how models provide an abstract representation of a system that can be used to investigate and verify properties before production. The document then covers the history of software models and milestones like the Object Management Group adopting standards like the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and Model Driven Architecture (MDA). It defines key concepts in model driven engineering like platform independent models and platform specific models. Finally, it discusses how models are specified using meta-models and transformations between models.
The 2011 newsletter from GBM highlights:
1) GBM was named System Integrator of the year and will develop healthcare infrastructure for Bahrain's King Hamad University Hospital.
2) GBM launched the first educational cloud computing platform in Abu Dhabi and provides hardware solutions for Oman Cement Company.
3) The CEO discusses how GBM has adapted to changes in technology and customer needs, such as launching the first network operations center in the Middle East and increasing server consolidation projects.
1. CEM initiatives often fail due to difficulties in overcoming barriers between business lines, evaluating business value, and gaining long-term commitment and ownership.
2. To make CEM initiatives successful requires engaging the board and CEO for commitment, identifying priority business problems for CEM to solve, involving all stakeholders, and defending the business case through proof of concepts or other data.
3. Successful CEM also requires optimizing business processes to operationalize CEM, continuously mining data for insights, and making appropriate organizational changes.
This document discusses human factors and ergonomics in software, hardware, and workplace design. It covers types of software interfaces like command-based, menu-based, and icon-based interfaces. It also discusses principles of user interface design, screen layout, and performance support systems. For hardware, it examines monitor, keyboard and mouse design. It analyzes workplace design including office layout models, workstation design, and behavioral concerns like territoriality and socialization. The goal is to apply knowledge of human physical and cognitive abilities to optimize people's interaction with technology and their work environment.
Computer engineering and consulting company Diginaut uses a model driven environment called ZORA to automatically generate middleware objects and user interfaces without programming. ZORA is a multi-tier .NET system that generates server and client objects based on a given meta-model designed in UML. It allows different user interfaces to access and create the same database objects depending on the user group and context. Diginaut develops solutions for electric utilities using standards like IEC 61970 and 61968 for data interoperability and a single COM interface to access meta-model classes.
Introduction to the User Interface domain for business applications, a pattern based approach to model the UI and code generation techniques to make it possible.
Session for Code Generation 2011
The document discusses key concepts in software architecture, including:
1) Software architecture establishes the overall structure and organization of a system, including its components and relationships.
2) Architectural design involves decomposing a system into subsystems or modules to improve modifiability, reusability, and portability.
3) Key principles for architectural design include simplicity, modularity, low coupling, separation of concerns, abstraction, and postponing decisions.
IBM Virtual Desktop Virtualization - IBM och VMware visar hur du kan utveckla din befintliga miljö, uppgradera på ett framtidssäkrat sätt och slutligen förbereda dig för att ta steget ut i molnet.
Denna presentation hölls på Nordic Forum i Kista 2012. Talare var Peter Nilsson, IBM sales specialist system x och Erik Hjalmarsson, VMware
Maples provides IT infrastructure management services and has over 500 IT professionals supporting clients globally. It focuses on services from desktops to mainframes, including consulting, training, data center management, and technical support. Maples has a unique training and deployment model called ELTP to rapidly develop entry-level technical professionals to meet client needs.
IT FUTURE 2011 - Le future du poste de travailFujitsu France
The document discusses how workplaces are changing from being tied to physical devices to being virtualized and accessed from any device. Key points discussed are:
1) Workplaces are becoming device-agnostic and disassociated from specific hardware as work can be done from any internet-connected device through virtualization.
2) Moving workplaces to the cloud allows users to access workspaces from any device while simplifying management and increasing flexibility for IT.
3) Ubiquitous connectivity means work can be done from anywhere, making the specific access device less important as long as it can connect to the cloud-based workspace.
Model driven code development using emf and jetkowost
This document discusses model-driven code development using EMF and JET. It provides an overview of JET, demonstrates how to use JET to generate code from models, and how IBM extends EMF with UML front-ends. The standard transformations provided by Rational Software Architect are also discussed. The document explains how JET can be used to extend the standard RSA behavior.
The Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Climate Change (CMCC) uses an advanced modeling system on IBM Power servers and storage to more accurately predict climate change. The clustered computing environment allows CMCC to run complex climate simulations and analyze large amounts of data to determine patterns and future climate impacts. The solution helps CMCC and other research organizations collaborate on climate research across Europe.
Sioux Hot-or-Not: Model Driven Software Development (Markus Voelter)siouxhotornot
The document contains information about Markus Völter and his work related to model-driven software development. It discusses that Markus Völter works as an independent consultant focused on software architecture, middleware, and model-driven software development. He has written books on these topics, speaks at conferences, and is a committer for the Eclipse openArchitectureWare project. The document also provides an overview of model-driven development, including how it works, reasons for using it, core concepts, and benefits.
The document discusses the challenges faced in supplier management and integration between original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and their supplier networks. It notes the complexity that arises from multi-level supplier structures, many-to-many relationships between organizations, cultural differences, and infrastructure challenges. Both IT and process challenges are discussed, including the need to support various collaboration types from fully online to offline exchanges. Solutions are proposed that provide suppliers with flexible toolsets to manage relationships with multiple OEMs that each have their own product lifecycle management strategies and systems.
1) Interactive machine learning (IML) allows users to train, classify, view, and correct classifications of images in an interactive fashion, unlike classical machine learning which is slow and not interactive.
2) IML enables feature selection to be done by the machine learning algorithm during training rather than requiring users to pre-select features.
3) The Crayons tool was created to implement IML using a simple painting metaphor, allowing users to quickly create image classifiers in minutes rather than weeks by focusing on classification rather than image processing details.
This document discusses design patterns and selecting appropriate patterns based on business requirements. It provides an overview of design patterns available in TheServerSide.com pattern catalog, which are organized into categories like EJB layer architectural patterns, inter-tier data transfer patterns, transaction and persistence patterns, and client-side EJB interaction patterns. Examples of patterns in each category are described. Best practices for developing class diagrams and using proven design patterns are also mentioned.
Knowledge IT is a company that offers various IT solutions and products for different industries. It provides solutions for intellectual property management, HR strategy, and incident response management. Its products include modules for object management, forensic management, review management, and others. Knowledge IT also offers different types of applications - Professional, Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate - tailored to organizations of different sizes. The document provides details on Knowledge IT's solutions, products, application types and incident management workflow.
NRB - LUXEMBOURG MAINFRAME DAY 2017 - z platform - StrategyNRB
This document provides information about IBM Systems Technical Events and IBM Z platforms. It introduces the IBM z14 mainframe and LinuxONE Emperor II, detailing their processor, memory, and I/O features. It also describes the Dynamic Partition Manager mode available on LinuxONE Emperor II, which allows for simplified partition lifecycle management and dynamic I/O. The document contains notices regarding statements about future products and performance benchmarks. It provides a list of IBM and other company trademarks.
Ringkasan dokumen tersebut adalah:
Sistem manajemen pengamanan (SMP) bertujuan menciptakan sistem pengamanan yang aman, efisien, dan produktif dengan melibatkan unsur manajemen, karyawan, dan lingkungan kerja. Tugas kepala sekuriti antara lain mengatur tugas di departemen, melakukan koordinasi, melaporkan masalah, dan bertanggung jawab atas disiplin personil. Fungsi sekuriti meliputi
The document discusses program security and secure programming. It covers various types of programming errors that can lead to security issues like buffer overflows and incomplete access controls. It also discusses malicious code like viruses, worms, and Trojan horses. The document outlines controls needed against vulnerabilities in programs and flaws during execution. It defines different types of programming flaws like intentional, inadvertent, validation errors, and boundary violations that can be exploited. Specific issues like buffer overflows, incomplete mediation, and time-of-check to time-of-use errors are explained in detail along with their security implications. Finally, it covers different types of malicious code and how viruses specifically spread and infect systems.
Deployment of a test management solution for a defence project using an integ...Einar Karlsen
The presentation shows how a test management solution has been established for a defence project in compliance with a set of applicable standards using an integrated IBM Rational tool chain consisting of Rational Quality Manager for test management, IBM Rational DOORS for requirement management, IBM Rational Team Concert for defect management, IBM Rational Publishing Engine for automatic generation of project deliverables and last - but not least - IBM Rational Insight for trend and status reporting.
The document discusses the need for quality managers in agile and scrum environments. It provides an overview of Rational Quality Management solutions including Rational Quality Manager. Rational Quality Manager supports agile practices like scrum by capturing requirements, defects, roles and test assets. It helps align teams through dashboards, test planning, scripting and defect tracking. When used with scrum, Rational Quality Manager speeds processes, prioritizes tasks and promotes seamless coordination to support agile delivery.
Embedded software validation best practices with NI and RQMPaul Urban
Embedded control software is growing exponentially in mechanical systems, which forces test methods to evolve even faster. This presentation was part of the Rational Quality Manager enlightenment series describing how National Instruments and IBM provide end-to-end traceability and test component reuse for superior system quality and validation by enabling consistent testing, results analysis, and traceability throughout the development process.
Rational Quality Manager provides test management capabilities including test planning, execution, and analysis. It allows for collaboration between team members and provides dashboards and reports. RQM is part of the IBM Rational Software Delivery Platform and integrates with other Rational tools through the Jazz technology platform. RQM provides centralized management of test assets, environments, and utilization metrics to improve efficiency of the testing process.
IBM Rational App Scan Tester Edition and Quality ManagerАлександр Шамрай
Rational AppScan Tester Edition for Rational Quality Manager allows QA teams to manage security testing alongside other testing types. It seamlessly integrates with Rational Quality Manager to automate security scan execution and defect tracking. The demo showed how to create a web application security scan, run it, analyze results, report a defect, and see the impact on the dashboard. This enables organizations to scale security testing within their existing development and testing processes.
The document discusses challenges in software quality and system integration. It provides examples of failures due to lack of requirements capturing for system compatibility and improper testing. The document promotes IBM Rational Quality Manager for coordinating quality processes, reducing costs through collaboration and automation, and making confident decisions with real-time reporting. Customers cite benefits like lower costs, reduced risk, faster time to market, and leveraging existing investments.
DevOps aims to shorten the development lifecycle by integrating development and testing. This presentation discusses implementing continuous integration testing for System z applications using Rational Developer for zSystems, Rational Development and Test, Rational Team Concert, and Optim Test Data Management. It demonstrates how these tools allow developers to check code in and out of source control, build and test code on sandbox environments, run automated tests, and report results. This enables faster feedback and higher quality code.
Oplægget blev holdt ved et seminar i InfinIT-interessegruppen Softwaretest den 29. februar 2012.
Læs mere om interessegruppen på http://www.infinit.dk/dk/interessegrupper/softwaretest/softwaretest.htm
Dmt 5899 workshop - Learn to Collaborate, Trace, Review and Reuse Your Requir...IBM Rational software
The document discusses IBM Rational DOORS Next Generation (DOORS NG), a requirements management application. It provides an overview of good requirements practices, the key capabilities of DOORS NG for managing requirements through the project lifecycle, and how it integrates with other IBM Rational tools. DOORS NG allows users to author, organize, trace, collaborate on, and reuse requirements. It also facilitates requirements management best practices such as traceability, impact analysis, and ensuring requirements are testable.
The document describes Rational Quality Manager software which helps mitigate business risks, improve efficiency, and provide visibility into metrics. It demonstrates how the software facilitates test management, planning, creation, execution, and reporting through a series of labs. These labs cover activities like requirements tracing, importing requirements from other tools, and executing automated tests from Rational Quality Manager. The goal is to show how the software streamlines quality processes and collaboration across teams.
The document discusses an IBM workshop on collaborative lifecycle management. It covers logistics like locations for meals and breaks. The agenda includes modules on aligning plans, responding to requirement changes, planning iterations, completing and testing stories, and stabilizing iterations. The objectives are to explore how IBM Rational Solution enables collaboration, provides project visibility, and automates traceability across the lifecycle. The introduction discusses connecting disciplines like planning, requirements, development and testing. It outlines criteria for effective lifecycle management, including real-time planning, traceability, in-context collaboration, development intelligence and continuous improvement.
IBM® Rational® Quality Manager is a collaborative, Web-based, quality management tool for comprehensive test planning and test asset management throughout the software lifecycle. It is built on the Jazz™ platform and is designed to be used by test teams of all sizes. It supports a variety of user roles, such as test manager, test architect, test lead, tester, and lab manager, as well as roles outside of the test organization. This article explains how to set up a new project in Rational Quality Manager and reviews several of the basic things that you can do with it in your projects.Strongback Consulting helps organizations get started automated their test environment and improving the quality of the quality management process.
Here are the key terms from the document:
- Application Lifecycle Management (ALM): The product lifecycle management (governance, development, and maintenance) of application software.
- Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM): The coordination of software development activities across business and system requirements, design, development, build, test, and delivery.
- Jazz Team Server: The central server that integrates Rational CLM tools like Requirements Management, Quality/Test Management, Planning, Version Control, Work Items, and Build.
- Requirements Management: Tools to define and organize requirements with automated traceability.
- Quality/Test Management: Tools for comprehensive test planning, simplified lab management, and
This document discusses DevOps, beginning with an introduction and agenda. It defines DevOps, covering the goals of increasing speed and reducing failures. The pillars of DevOps - integration, collaboration, and communication - are explained. It also provides overviews of key DevOps technologies like ALM, CI/CD, infrastructure automation, and maturity models for adoption. The document aims to educate about DevOps and how organizations can adopt practices through cultural change, process optimization and technology enablement.
This presentation gives an overview of the Rational Engineering Lifecycle Manager, and explains how it improves the efficiency of product development organizations.
This document provides an overview of deployment tasks in UrbanCode Deploy v6.1, including examining inventory, creating snapshots, requesting deployment processes, deploying to environments, examining logs, and running reports. Snapshots capture component versions and configurations for deployment. Environments are sets of resources hosting applications, and their inventories can be compared. Deployment and security reports contain historical information.
This document describes IBM's Quick Start Service Offering for IBM UrbanCode Deploy. The Quick Start involves:
1. Installing and configuring the UrbanCode Deploy solution environment and prototyping an initial configuration integration using out-of-the-box plugins.
2. Prototyping and demonstrating initial automation of a deployment process for a single well-defined application.
3. Providing mentoring for up to two consultants and training for up to 12 additional team members to enable adoption of the tools.
The Quick Start is delivered over 2 weeks, with an initial virtual preparation period followed by 1 week of on-site activities including installation, configuration, prototyping, and training
Software Factories in the Real World: How an IBM® WebSphere® Integration Fact...Prolifics
“Getting any software development team to effectively scale to meet the needs of a large integration project is actually harder than it sounds. For a large Automotive Retailer based in Florida, this is exactly what they needed to do. They needed a large amount of integration to be built between their brand new Point of Sales system and their new SAP back-end. In this session, you will hear about how tools such as Rational Software Architect and WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit were integrated with a Rational Team Concert-based development environment to set up super efficient software factory employing techniques such as Model-Driven Development and Continuous Integration to help this retailer keep their customers’ wheels on the road.”
Smarter Computing: Expert Integrated SystemIBM Danmark
IBM PureSystems provide expert integrated systems with built-in expertise. The systems combine the flexibility of general purpose systems, the elasticity of cloud computing, and the simplicity of appliances. The PureApplication System is a new addition that combines virtualized workloads with scalable infrastructure in configurations ranging from 96 cores and 1.5 TB of RAM up to 608 cores and 9.7 TB of RAM.
NRB MAINFRAME DAY 04 - Yann Kindelberger - New generation of application arch...NRB
This document discusses modernizing legacy application architecture. It describes moving from monolithic to microservice architectures by refactoring applications into self-contained systems (SCS) modules. This allows embracing new technologies while reusing existing code. Operational Decision Manager is also discussed as a way to externalize business rules from code for improved agility. The overall approach emphasizes APIs, DevOps practices, and leveraging tools like Application Discovery and Delivery Intelligence to transform legacy applications.
This document discusses the challenges of managing complexity in software and systems development. It proposes two approaches to address this complexity: 1) variant management through strategic reuse, defining entry points and reuse strategies; and 2) product line engineering, shifting from asset reuse to sharing across a product line lifecycle. IBM's solutions involve its Rational tools integrated with BigLever's product line engineering framework to support requirements, modeling, quality management, and an overall lifecycle approach. The combination aims to improve productivity, quality, and time to market through feature-based development and automated production.
This document summarizes an Agile Model Development presentation by Daniel Leroux and Maneesh Goyal. The presentation introduced Agile modeling principles and how Maneesh's team applies them. Key points include:
1) The team prioritizes requirements and creates architecture models with active stakeholder participation to manage complexity and communicate effectively on a globally distributed project.
2) Agile modeling principles like requirements envisioning, prioritized requirements, and multiple lightweight models guide the team's process.
3) A demonstration showed how the team applies these principles with tools like Rational Requirements Composer.
This document summarizes a presentation on agile model development. It discusses how Maneesh's team of software engineers at IBM uses agile modeling principles in their work. This includes prioritizing requirements, creating architecture models with stakeholder participation, keeping models simple and "just barely good enough", and actively involving stakeholders through activities like model storming. The goal is to manage complexity, communicate effectively, and develop software iteratively using the simplest tools needed.
Enterprise modernization: improving the economics of mainframe and multi-plat...IBM Rational software
Enterprise Modernization solutions aim to optimize investments in applications, people, teams, and infrastructure. They help cut maintenance costs and project risks by understanding application portfolios. Modernization leverages existing applications to improve agility. Productivity is boosted with a common IDE and modern language for multiplatform applications. Teams are unified with collaborative infrastructure for all platforms. Development MIPS are freed up for production use by offloading activities to x86 Linux servers.
Enterprise Modernization: Improving the economics of mainframe and multi-plat...dkang
Enterprise Modernization solutions from IBM aim to optimize investments in applications, people, teams, and infrastructure by:
1) Cutting maintenance costs and reducing project risks by understanding and managing application portfolios.
2) Modernizing existing applications to improve IT agility while leveraging existing investments.
3) Boosting developer productivity with a common IDE and modern language for multiplatform development.
4) Unifying teams and improving quality through collaborative infrastructure across all platforms.
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1) An integrated system of multiple architectures can optimize workload deployment and reduce operational overhead through centralized management and administration. This can lower costs by up to 80% for areas like power, facilities, labor, and software licenses.
2) The zEnterprise platform lowers acquisition costs by up to 56% and reduces ownership costs by up to 55% by helping to simplify the data center and establish an efficient foundation.
3) Virtualization technologies like z/VM allow workloads to efficiently utilize system resources and improve productivity by dynamically allocating CPUs, memory, and other hardware as needed.
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Model driven process for real time embeddedcaijjournal
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it. Examples can include cell phones, home appliances, energy generators, satellites, automotive
components …etc. it is even far more complex if there are real-time and interface constraints.
Developing real-time embedded systems is significantly challenging to developers. Results need not be only
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create huge costs, and insufficient productivity can impact the entire industry. The rapid evolution of
software engineering technologies will be a key factor in the successful future development of even more
complex embedded systems.
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while maintaining the product’s quality, reducing time to market, and reducing development cost.
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programming languages, developers model software systems using expressive, graphical notations, which
provide a higher abstraction level than programming languages. This is called Model Based Development
(MBD).
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early thus reduce rework cost. Applying tests based on the designed models not only enable early detection
of defects, but also continuous quality assurance. Testing can start in the first iteration of the development
process.
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several time consuming tasks within the classical software development life cycle will be excluded. For
embedded systems development, it’s really important to follow a more time efficient approach.
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In addition, deep learning presents particular challenges:
* model sizes are often extremely large and take significant time and resources to train
* models are often more difficult to understand and interpret making it more difficult to debug issues
* inputs to deep learning are often very different from the tabular data involved in most ‘traditional machine learning’ models
* model formats, frameworks and the state-of-the art models and architectures themselves are changing extremely rapidly
* usually many disparate tools are combined to create the full end-to-end pipeline for training and deployment, making it trickier to plug together these components and track down issues.
We also need to take into account the impact of changes on wider aspects such as model bias, fairness, robustness and explainability. And we need to track all of this over time and in a standard, repeatable manner. This talk explores best practices for handling these myriad challenges to create a standardized, automated, repeatable pipeline for continuous deployment of deep learning models and pipelines. I will illustrate this through the work we are undertaking within the free and open-source IBM Model Asset eXchange.
Model Runway, Part 3 Design Best Practices at Blue Cross BlueShieldRoger Snook
This is part 3 from the series: https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/669242b1-dd91-4d63-a08f-231314c793bb/entry/model_runway_see_the_latest_design_best_practices_at_bluecross_blueshield24?lang=en
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