The document discusses improving the software development lifecycle with Visual Studio Team System. It introduces Visual Studio Team System as an application lifecycle management solution that increases project transparency, facilitates team collaboration, and improves software quality. It then provides examples of extending Visual Studio Team System, including integrating it with Project Server for project management, adding continuous integration capabilities, and customizing processes. It concludes with tips for adopting Visual Studio Team System such as determining goals, developing a roadmap, and addressing potential resistance to changes.
Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) 2010 aims to align IT and business goals through an integrated application lifecycle management (ALM) solution. It provides tools to support each stage of the development process from requirements through deployment. New features in VSTS 2010 include improved planning, testing, architecture and version control tools to enable more efficient collaboration and delivery of high quality software.
A full overview of Team Foundation Server 2010 (not just what's new).
Includes 4 main areas:
- Manage & Plan your Project
- Understand Parallel Development
- No More "No Repro" Bugs
- Reporting on your Entire Portfolio.
Screenshots are included.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft's Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) 2010 application lifecycle management solution. It summarizes the key features and improvements in VSTS 2010 for work items, team architect edition, team developer edition, team test edition, and reporting. The document outlines the software development lifecycle that VSTS supports across requirements, design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance activities.
The document summarizes findings from the Standish Group on IT project failures and successes between 2000-2006. It found that on average, software projects delivered only 67% of planned functionality, with cost overruns of 45% and time overruns of 63%. The top reasons for project challenges were lack of integrated tools, separation of design and technology teams, and poor communication between teams. The document then outlines the features and capabilities of Microsoft's Visual Studio Team System product, which aims to address these challenges through an integrated Agile development environment and tools.
The document summarizes Microsoft's Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) and Visual Studio 2010 products. It discusses key features like integrated development tools, source code management, work item tracking, build automation, testing capabilities, and support for different development processes. VSTS aims to improve team productivity and collaboration through an integrated platform for the entire development lifecycle. Visual Studio 2010 offers various editions that provide features for coding, testing, modeling, database development, and other tasks.
This document provides an overview of Team Foundation Server (TFS) by Phase 2 International, including:
1. TFS is an advanced source control and software development lifecycle (SDLC) management tool that includes work item tracking, project management, document management, and reporting capabilities.
2. TFS requires Windows Server 2003 or 2008 and SQL Server 2005 or 2008 to be installed on a dedicated server.
3. TFS includes features like version control, build automation, a project portal, and add-ons like Team Explorer and integration with Visual Studio and Microsoft Project.
#DOAW16 - DevOps@work Roma 2016 - Databases under source controlAlessandro Alpi
This document discusses putting databases under source control as part of a DevOps workflow. It begins with defining DevOps and its goals of collaboration, automation, and rapid software delivery. It then discusses using a source control manager and continuous integration practices for databases. This allows development teams to work on database code in separate environments, track changes, automate testing and deployment, and maintain different versions of the database. The document recommends tools like SQL Source Control and Visual Studio Team Services and argues that source control can help development and operations teams work together more efficiently on database changes and releases.
Microsoft IT deployed Visual Studio Team System 2008 to improve their software development processes. They standardized on Team Foundation Server across 450 projects involving nearly 300,000 work items and 7.4 million lines of code. This provided improved visibility, traceability, and source code management. The deployment involved a phased, incremental approach to minimize disruption while transitioning all projects to the new platform over two years.
Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) 2010 aims to align IT and business goals through an integrated application lifecycle management (ALM) solution. It provides tools to support each stage of the development process from requirements through deployment. New features in VSTS 2010 include improved planning, testing, architecture and version control tools to enable more efficient collaboration and delivery of high quality software.
A full overview of Team Foundation Server 2010 (not just what's new).
Includes 4 main areas:
- Manage & Plan your Project
- Understand Parallel Development
- No More "No Repro" Bugs
- Reporting on your Entire Portfolio.
Screenshots are included.
This document provides an overview of Microsoft's Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) 2010 application lifecycle management solution. It summarizes the key features and improvements in VSTS 2010 for work items, team architect edition, team developer edition, team test edition, and reporting. The document outlines the software development lifecycle that VSTS supports across requirements, design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance activities.
The document summarizes findings from the Standish Group on IT project failures and successes between 2000-2006. It found that on average, software projects delivered only 67% of planned functionality, with cost overruns of 45% and time overruns of 63%. The top reasons for project challenges were lack of integrated tools, separation of design and technology teams, and poor communication between teams. The document then outlines the features and capabilities of Microsoft's Visual Studio Team System product, which aims to address these challenges through an integrated Agile development environment and tools.
The document summarizes Microsoft's Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) and Visual Studio 2010 products. It discusses key features like integrated development tools, source code management, work item tracking, build automation, testing capabilities, and support for different development processes. VSTS aims to improve team productivity and collaboration through an integrated platform for the entire development lifecycle. Visual Studio 2010 offers various editions that provide features for coding, testing, modeling, database development, and other tasks.
This document provides an overview of Team Foundation Server (TFS) by Phase 2 International, including:
1. TFS is an advanced source control and software development lifecycle (SDLC) management tool that includes work item tracking, project management, document management, and reporting capabilities.
2. TFS requires Windows Server 2003 or 2008 and SQL Server 2005 or 2008 to be installed on a dedicated server.
3. TFS includes features like version control, build automation, a project portal, and add-ons like Team Explorer and integration with Visual Studio and Microsoft Project.
#DOAW16 - DevOps@work Roma 2016 - Databases under source controlAlessandro Alpi
This document discusses putting databases under source control as part of a DevOps workflow. It begins with defining DevOps and its goals of collaboration, automation, and rapid software delivery. It then discusses using a source control manager and continuous integration practices for databases. This allows development teams to work on database code in separate environments, track changes, automate testing and deployment, and maintain different versions of the database. The document recommends tools like SQL Source Control and Visual Studio Team Services and argues that source control can help development and operations teams work together more efficiently on database changes and releases.
Microsoft IT deployed Visual Studio Team System 2008 to improve their software development processes. They standardized on Team Foundation Server across 450 projects involving nearly 300,000 work items and 7.4 million lines of code. This provided improved visibility, traceability, and source code management. The deployment involved a phased, incremental approach to minimize disruption while transitioning all projects to the new platform over two years.
#DOAW16 - DevOps@work Roma 2016 - Testing your databasesAlessandro Alpi
In these slides we will speak about how to unit test our programmability in SQL Server and how to move from a manual process to an automated one in order to achieve the goals of DevOps
The document summarizes the key capabilities of Microsoft's Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server for improving the software development lifecycle. It discusses how the tools can help ensure quality code, enhance team collaboration through integration, and allow teams to spend more time creating code rather than debugging it. The tools provide capabilities for version control, build automation, testing, project management, code analysis, modeling, and more to help deliver projects on time and on budget.
What's new in Visual Studio 2013 & TFS 2013Danijel Malik
This document summarizes new features in Visual Studio 2013 and Team Foundation Server 2013. Key improvements include bringing back colors to the interface, reintegrating Blend for WPF and Silverlight, and allowing pending changes and build windows to be undocked. New features include enhanced debugging tools, a notifications center, code lenses, and support for Git in Team Foundation Server. For web development, there are updates to ASP.NET, Entity Framework, and TypeScript support. Team Foundation Server also has new features like portfolio backlogs, tags, team rooms, and web-based code reviews.
Visual Studio Team System 2010 provides tools for collaboration, process automation, requirements management, and testing within a software development project. It includes features like work item tracking, source code management, build automation, dashboards and reports, and test case management. The demo shows how tasks, code changes, requirements, tests, and bugs can all be linked and traced throughout the development lifecycle from initial planning through deployment.
The document proposes an integrated office system using Microsoft technologies like Visual Studio Team Foundation Server, SharePoint Server and Outlook Server. It discusses how these systems can be integrated to provide features like source code control, work item tracking, document management, collaboration and more. Key components discussed include Team Foundation Server, SharePoint Server and how Outlook can be integrated to provide access to SharePoint content.
Prolifics Level 2 Test Lifecycle Automation Services Star WestProlifics
This document discusses test automation in agile and DevOps environments. It notes challenges like a lack of a single source of truth for business processes, applications and integrations. Testers often lack business perspective. Test design can be inefficient. It proposes that test life cycle automation can help achieve quality more quickly. Key areas of automation include test environments, case design, data management, execution across different test levels, verification, and impact analysis and regression testing. Business process documentation and mapping outcomes to requirements are also discussed. A tool called BA360 can help with test design, and coverage across different test levels is illustrated.
Curiosity and Xray present - In sprint testing: Aligning tests and teams to r...Curiosity Software Ireland
This webinar was co-hosted by Xray and Curiosity Software on 18th May 2021. Watch the on demand recording here: https://opentestingplatform.curiositysoftware.ie/xray-in-sprint-testing-webinar
In-sprint testing must tackle three pressing problems:
1. You must know exactly what needs testing before each release. There’s not time to test everything.
2. You need up-to-date and aligned test assets, including test cases, data, scripts and CI/CD artefacts.
3. Test teams must know what needs testing, when, and have on demand access to environments, tests and data.
These problems are near-impossible to crack at organisations who struggle with application complexity, rapid system change, and overly-manual testing processes. Challenges include:
1. Test creation time. Manually creating test cases, data and scripts is slow and unsystematic, resulting in low coverage tests.
2. Slow test maintenance. Changes break tests, with little time in sprints to check test cases, scripts, and data.
3. Knowing when testing is “done”. There is little measurability or peace of mind when systems “go live”.
This webinar will set out how maintaining a “digital twin” of the system under test prioritises testing time AND maintains rigorous tests in-sprint. You will see how:
1. Intuitive flowcharts generate optimised test cases, scripts, and data.
2. Feeding changes into the models maintains up-to-date tests.
3. Pushing the tests to agile test management tooling then makes sure that teams know which tests to run, when, with full traceability and a measurable definition of ‘done’.
James Walker, Curiosity’s Director of Technology, and Sérgio Freire, Head of Product Evangelism for Xray, will set out this cutting-edge approach to in-sprint testing. Günther-Matthias Bär, Test Automation Engineer at Sogeti, will then draw on implementation experience to discuss the value of the proposed approach.
[DevDay2019] Power of Test Automation and DevOps combination - One click savi...DevDay.org
Test Automation is becomming a MUST in software development life cycle now. DevOps has been an emerging trend, and it's no longer new. Remebering the old days, when you have to stand-up the test servers, get the builds from developers, deploy it, start-up agent machines, run your tests, collect reports, shutdown all resources you have just started, and spend days to analyze the failures. Now it's time to bring DevOps into this game and let it streamline all of these processes then you can save your days for other greater jobs of software testing.
Improving Development Productivity: Static Analysis and Continuous IntegrationKlocwork
The document discusses how static source code analysis and continuous integration can improve software development productivity. It describes how Klocwork Insight and Urbancode AnthillPro address productivity bottlenecks by enabling continuous build and code analysis. This finds issues early, reduces bugs shipped to customers, and establishes stable builds. The integration of Klocwork and AnthillPro provides automated safety checks and correlates analysis data across the development lifecycle. The combination of these tools generates continuous feedback to improve quality and productivity.
Navigate the universe of CI/CD tools.
As the fastest way to production, the CI/CD pipeline is now mainstream among software companies, forming the backbone of the modern DevOps environment. While DevOps handles the culture aspect, CI/CD focuses on the process and tools.
With this guide, we hope to provide a clear overview of the various CI/CD tools categories and give a broad sampling of the various tools that are available.
Testing with Microsoft Technologies - Kick Off SessionMoataz Nabil
The document provides an overview and agenda for a session on Microsoft testing tools. The session will cover manual testing and test case management using Microsoft Test Manager 2012, automated testing using coded UI tests in Visual Studio 2012, web performance testing in Visual Studio 2012, cloud-based load testing in Visual Studio 2013, application lifecycle management using Visual Studio Online 2013, and working with Team Foundation Server 2012.
Using Agile Processes on Documentum Projectsmufflerdog
Blue Fish Founder Michael Trafton builds a case against the software development methodologies we have been using since the 80s and proposes an alternative.
The document discusses software testing in cloud platforms. It outlines the cloud testing model which includes Testing as a Service (TaaS), Testing Support as a Service (TSaaS), and Testing inside Cloud. It reviews related work on modeling cloud-based applications for testing and proposing automated testing platforms as a service. The document also highlights potential risks in cloud testing and presents commercial tools and open research issues in cloud testing.
Microsoft SharePoint and Workflow - SharePoint Saturday Sacramentoroyhiggs
This document discusses K2 software and SharePoint 2010 workflows. K2 is a workflow automation platform company founded in 1997 with over 300 employees and 2,500+ customers worldwide. The document then defines business processes, workflows, and business process management. It discusses the benefits of workflow technology and different levels of workflow complexity and solutions. It also covers the capabilities of SharePoint 2010 for workflows, including reusable workflows, site workflows, list workflows, events, actions, conditions, and limitations. Visualizing workflows with Visio services and migrating Visio processes into SharePoint Designer 2010 is also mentioned.
Case study rapid growth compels leading antivirus software company software l...Luxoft
Kaspersky Lab, a leading antivirus software company, was experiencing rapid growth which required identifying and streamlining inefficient processes. They partnered with Luxoft to automate testing procedures and integrate new processes. Luxoft conducted an analysis of Kaspersky's processes, developed metrics for measuring efficiency, and created process flow diagrams. This helped Kaspersky optimize operations and avoid duplicating efforts, saving them time and money.
Reducing the complexity of your Enterprise Packaged Application Automation Te...YASH Technologies
Automated testing creates new efficiencies that accelerate the testing cycle and promote software quality. By automating
regression tests and other repetitive tasks, means increased test coverage, better utilization QA resources.
Windows 10 application testing with the help of cloud-based solution - Apptim...Apptimized
Use Proof to continuously and automatically perform applications and packages testing in the cloud. Our software testing platform allows you to do manual, assisted and automated testing types.
Here you can find the detailed description of an automated testing solution - Apptimized Proof
Slide 1 - Introduction to test automation platform, benefits to use Apptimized automated test environment
Slide 2 - Key features of Apptimized software testing platform
How to integrate JIRA with test processes? Overview architectureMarcel Diepenbroek
The document discusses a complete testing platform called QASYMPHONY ENTERPRISE that provides testing interfaces and workflows for teams that release software continuously or less often than weekly. It includes manual and automated testing tools that record testing sessions and create documentation. It has out of the box integrations with ALMs, automation frameworks, and acts as a central reporting hub. It also discusses other testing tools like ICTestAutomation1 solution and Qualibrate that help with SAP, web projects and accelerating them. Online ROI calculators for testing tools from IBM, QASYMPHONY and InnSpire are also listed.
Webinar: Enabling Digital Transformation in the Semiconductor and Hardware Sp...OpsHub Inc.
The slide deck focuses on how the bidirectional integration of Cadence vManager with Jama Connect powered by a robust integration solution enables end-to-end compliance, enhances collaboration, mitigates risks, thereby addressing the challenges of siloed toolchains and bridging the communication gap in the semiconductor domain.
For more information, click here to watch the full webinar free: https://www.opshub.com/webinars/enabling-digital-transformation-in-the-semiconductor-and-hardware-space/
This document discusses how test automation can enhance product quality and accelerate time-to-revenue. It outlines Aspire's test automation services including consulting, development, execution and maintenance of automated test scripts. The document promotes Aspire's test automation framework called PropelQ and tools that integrate with development workflows to deliver quality code and reduce testing costs.
System development life cycle stages and models Nisak Ahamed
This document discusses system development lifecycle (SDLC) stages and models for investigating the best model for a point-of-sale (POS) system project. It introduces Prism Cinema's need for a new POS system and defines the SDLC. The SDLC phases and popular models like waterfall, spiral, prototyping and agile are described. The agile model is identified as best for POS systems due to its emphasis on customer satisfaction, frequent delivery, and adaptability. Scrum is discussed as an agile process involving roles, planning sessions, daily meetings and reviews. The conclusion recommends selecting the most suitable model based on project needs.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 CustomizationSandun Perera
This document discusses Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 customization. It provides a recap of Microsoft Dynamics variations and advantages. It discusses supportive vs. unsupportive customizations, publishers, solutions, and entities. It covers source control and deployment considerations for customizations. The presentation aims to educate about customizing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 applications.
#DOAW16 - DevOps@work Roma 2016 - Testing your databasesAlessandro Alpi
In these slides we will speak about how to unit test our programmability in SQL Server and how to move from a manual process to an automated one in order to achieve the goals of DevOps
The document summarizes the key capabilities of Microsoft's Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server for improving the software development lifecycle. It discusses how the tools can help ensure quality code, enhance team collaboration through integration, and allow teams to spend more time creating code rather than debugging it. The tools provide capabilities for version control, build automation, testing, project management, code analysis, modeling, and more to help deliver projects on time and on budget.
What's new in Visual Studio 2013 & TFS 2013Danijel Malik
This document summarizes new features in Visual Studio 2013 and Team Foundation Server 2013. Key improvements include bringing back colors to the interface, reintegrating Blend for WPF and Silverlight, and allowing pending changes and build windows to be undocked. New features include enhanced debugging tools, a notifications center, code lenses, and support for Git in Team Foundation Server. For web development, there are updates to ASP.NET, Entity Framework, and TypeScript support. Team Foundation Server also has new features like portfolio backlogs, tags, team rooms, and web-based code reviews.
Visual Studio Team System 2010 provides tools for collaboration, process automation, requirements management, and testing within a software development project. It includes features like work item tracking, source code management, build automation, dashboards and reports, and test case management. The demo shows how tasks, code changes, requirements, tests, and bugs can all be linked and traced throughout the development lifecycle from initial planning through deployment.
The document proposes an integrated office system using Microsoft technologies like Visual Studio Team Foundation Server, SharePoint Server and Outlook Server. It discusses how these systems can be integrated to provide features like source code control, work item tracking, document management, collaboration and more. Key components discussed include Team Foundation Server, SharePoint Server and how Outlook can be integrated to provide access to SharePoint content.
Prolifics Level 2 Test Lifecycle Automation Services Star WestProlifics
This document discusses test automation in agile and DevOps environments. It notes challenges like a lack of a single source of truth for business processes, applications and integrations. Testers often lack business perspective. Test design can be inefficient. It proposes that test life cycle automation can help achieve quality more quickly. Key areas of automation include test environments, case design, data management, execution across different test levels, verification, and impact analysis and regression testing. Business process documentation and mapping outcomes to requirements are also discussed. A tool called BA360 can help with test design, and coverage across different test levels is illustrated.
Curiosity and Xray present - In sprint testing: Aligning tests and teams to r...Curiosity Software Ireland
This webinar was co-hosted by Xray and Curiosity Software on 18th May 2021. Watch the on demand recording here: https://opentestingplatform.curiositysoftware.ie/xray-in-sprint-testing-webinar
In-sprint testing must tackle three pressing problems:
1. You must know exactly what needs testing before each release. There’s not time to test everything.
2. You need up-to-date and aligned test assets, including test cases, data, scripts and CI/CD artefacts.
3. Test teams must know what needs testing, when, and have on demand access to environments, tests and data.
These problems are near-impossible to crack at organisations who struggle with application complexity, rapid system change, and overly-manual testing processes. Challenges include:
1. Test creation time. Manually creating test cases, data and scripts is slow and unsystematic, resulting in low coverage tests.
2. Slow test maintenance. Changes break tests, with little time in sprints to check test cases, scripts, and data.
3. Knowing when testing is “done”. There is little measurability or peace of mind when systems “go live”.
This webinar will set out how maintaining a “digital twin” of the system under test prioritises testing time AND maintains rigorous tests in-sprint. You will see how:
1. Intuitive flowcharts generate optimised test cases, scripts, and data.
2. Feeding changes into the models maintains up-to-date tests.
3. Pushing the tests to agile test management tooling then makes sure that teams know which tests to run, when, with full traceability and a measurable definition of ‘done’.
James Walker, Curiosity’s Director of Technology, and Sérgio Freire, Head of Product Evangelism for Xray, will set out this cutting-edge approach to in-sprint testing. Günther-Matthias Bär, Test Automation Engineer at Sogeti, will then draw on implementation experience to discuss the value of the proposed approach.
[DevDay2019] Power of Test Automation and DevOps combination - One click savi...DevDay.org
Test Automation is becomming a MUST in software development life cycle now. DevOps has been an emerging trend, and it's no longer new. Remebering the old days, when you have to stand-up the test servers, get the builds from developers, deploy it, start-up agent machines, run your tests, collect reports, shutdown all resources you have just started, and spend days to analyze the failures. Now it's time to bring DevOps into this game and let it streamline all of these processes then you can save your days for other greater jobs of software testing.
Improving Development Productivity: Static Analysis and Continuous IntegrationKlocwork
The document discusses how static source code analysis and continuous integration can improve software development productivity. It describes how Klocwork Insight and Urbancode AnthillPro address productivity bottlenecks by enabling continuous build and code analysis. This finds issues early, reduces bugs shipped to customers, and establishes stable builds. The integration of Klocwork and AnthillPro provides automated safety checks and correlates analysis data across the development lifecycle. The combination of these tools generates continuous feedback to improve quality and productivity.
Navigate the universe of CI/CD tools.
As the fastest way to production, the CI/CD pipeline is now mainstream among software companies, forming the backbone of the modern DevOps environment. While DevOps handles the culture aspect, CI/CD focuses on the process and tools.
With this guide, we hope to provide a clear overview of the various CI/CD tools categories and give a broad sampling of the various tools that are available.
Testing with Microsoft Technologies - Kick Off SessionMoataz Nabil
The document provides an overview and agenda for a session on Microsoft testing tools. The session will cover manual testing and test case management using Microsoft Test Manager 2012, automated testing using coded UI tests in Visual Studio 2012, web performance testing in Visual Studio 2012, cloud-based load testing in Visual Studio 2013, application lifecycle management using Visual Studio Online 2013, and working with Team Foundation Server 2012.
Using Agile Processes on Documentum Projectsmufflerdog
Blue Fish Founder Michael Trafton builds a case against the software development methodologies we have been using since the 80s and proposes an alternative.
The document discusses software testing in cloud platforms. It outlines the cloud testing model which includes Testing as a Service (TaaS), Testing Support as a Service (TSaaS), and Testing inside Cloud. It reviews related work on modeling cloud-based applications for testing and proposing automated testing platforms as a service. The document also highlights potential risks in cloud testing and presents commercial tools and open research issues in cloud testing.
Microsoft SharePoint and Workflow - SharePoint Saturday Sacramentoroyhiggs
This document discusses K2 software and SharePoint 2010 workflows. K2 is a workflow automation platform company founded in 1997 with over 300 employees and 2,500+ customers worldwide. The document then defines business processes, workflows, and business process management. It discusses the benefits of workflow technology and different levels of workflow complexity and solutions. It also covers the capabilities of SharePoint 2010 for workflows, including reusable workflows, site workflows, list workflows, events, actions, conditions, and limitations. Visualizing workflows with Visio services and migrating Visio processes into SharePoint Designer 2010 is also mentioned.
Case study rapid growth compels leading antivirus software company software l...Luxoft
Kaspersky Lab, a leading antivirus software company, was experiencing rapid growth which required identifying and streamlining inefficient processes. They partnered with Luxoft to automate testing procedures and integrate new processes. Luxoft conducted an analysis of Kaspersky's processes, developed metrics for measuring efficiency, and created process flow diagrams. This helped Kaspersky optimize operations and avoid duplicating efforts, saving them time and money.
Reducing the complexity of your Enterprise Packaged Application Automation Te...YASH Technologies
Automated testing creates new efficiencies that accelerate the testing cycle and promote software quality. By automating
regression tests and other repetitive tasks, means increased test coverage, better utilization QA resources.
Windows 10 application testing with the help of cloud-based solution - Apptim...Apptimized
Use Proof to continuously and automatically perform applications and packages testing in the cloud. Our software testing platform allows you to do manual, assisted and automated testing types.
Here you can find the detailed description of an automated testing solution - Apptimized Proof
Slide 1 - Introduction to test automation platform, benefits to use Apptimized automated test environment
Slide 2 - Key features of Apptimized software testing platform
How to integrate JIRA with test processes? Overview architectureMarcel Diepenbroek
The document discusses a complete testing platform called QASYMPHONY ENTERPRISE that provides testing interfaces and workflows for teams that release software continuously or less often than weekly. It includes manual and automated testing tools that record testing sessions and create documentation. It has out of the box integrations with ALMs, automation frameworks, and acts as a central reporting hub. It also discusses other testing tools like ICTestAutomation1 solution and Qualibrate that help with SAP, web projects and accelerating them. Online ROI calculators for testing tools from IBM, QASYMPHONY and InnSpire are also listed.
Webinar: Enabling Digital Transformation in the Semiconductor and Hardware Sp...OpsHub Inc.
The slide deck focuses on how the bidirectional integration of Cadence vManager with Jama Connect powered by a robust integration solution enables end-to-end compliance, enhances collaboration, mitigates risks, thereby addressing the challenges of siloed toolchains and bridging the communication gap in the semiconductor domain.
For more information, click here to watch the full webinar free: https://www.opshub.com/webinars/enabling-digital-transformation-in-the-semiconductor-and-hardware-space/
This document discusses how test automation can enhance product quality and accelerate time-to-revenue. It outlines Aspire's test automation services including consulting, development, execution and maintenance of automated test scripts. The document promotes Aspire's test automation framework called PropelQ and tools that integrate with development workflows to deliver quality code and reduce testing costs.
System development life cycle stages and models Nisak Ahamed
This document discusses system development lifecycle (SDLC) stages and models for investigating the best model for a point-of-sale (POS) system project. It introduces Prism Cinema's need for a new POS system and defines the SDLC. The SDLC phases and popular models like waterfall, spiral, prototyping and agile are described. The agile model is identified as best for POS systems due to its emphasis on customer satisfaction, frequent delivery, and adaptability. Scrum is discussed as an agile process involving roles, planning sessions, daily meetings and reviews. The conclusion recommends selecting the most suitable model based on project needs.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 CustomizationSandun Perera
This document discusses Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 customization. It provides a recap of Microsoft Dynamics variations and advantages. It discusses supportive vs. unsupportive customizations, publishers, solutions, and entities. It covers source control and deployment considerations for customizations. The presentation aims to educate about customizing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 applications.
This document summarizes key classes for navigating and manipulating files and streams in the .NET framework. It discusses informational classes like FileInfo and DirectoryInfo that provide properties and methods for accessing file system objects. It also covers utility classes like File and Directory that contain static methods for common file operations. The DriveInfo class represents drives and exposes properties for available space and format. Streams are also addressed as a consistent way to read and write different I/O types.
Heena Tejwani Project on java ,Final Year BCA ,Dezyne E'cole Collegedezyneecole
Student of Dezyne E'cole College ,doing her Degree Programme in Bachelors Degree in Computer Application. .Along with the Degree programme the student is also updating her industry required skills of IT through the regular work sessions taken during the 365 days of study at college. .This is a work showcase of the work of this student after Two year of her study of Bachelors Degree in Computer Application.
www.dezyneecole.com
Nilesh Bhagchandani,Project on JAVA Programming,Final Year BCA ,Dezyne E'cole...dezyneecole
The document describes a Java language application project submitted by Nilesh Bhagchandani, a 3rd year BCA student at Dezyne E' Cole College. The project includes examples of displaying the mouse cursor position, using checkboxes and radio buttons, creating a digital clock, generating random colors and asterisk placement, and using a marquee. Nilesh developed the project at his college and thanks his mentor Tarun Sharma for assistance. The project aims to demonstrate basic Java concepts to help core Java learners.
The document discusses file handling in C# and various classes used for input/output streams. It describes classes like BinaryReader, BinaryWriter, Stream, FileStream, MemoryStream, BufferedStream, NetworkStream, CryptoStream, Directory, File, FileSystemInfo, TextReader, StreamReader, TextWriter, and StreamWriter. It provides examples to demonstrate reading and writing files and streams using these classes. The objectives are to discuss stream handling in C#, list methods for file I/O, and implement file handling using C#.
This document describes features of Test Manager 2010 including:
- Test case management and manual testing tools
- Features for test automation like UI test automation, code coverage, and load testing
- Architecture exploration and modeling tools
- Tools for agile development practices and team collaboration through integration with Team Foundation Server
This document discusses performing file input/output (I/O) operations and implementing multithreading in Visual Basic .NET. It covers the .NET System.IO model, which contains classes for file operations like FileStream, BinaryReader, StreamReader and Directory. It also discusses Visual Basic .NET runtime functions for file I/O. Additionally, it introduces multithreading and how to implement threads in Visual Basic .NET to perform tasks concurrently.
IEEE Final Year Project Titles 2016-17 - Java - Data MiningCTech Projects
CTech Projects offers final year projects for students pursuing BE, BTech, MTech, MCA, BCA, BSc, and Diplomo courses in various colleges in India. Branches covered are Computer Science, Information Technology, Electronics & Communication, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering. Visit www.CTechProjects.com for more information.
The document discusses using classes from the .NET Framework base class library (BCL) to perform common tasks like working with files, strings, dates, generating random numbers, and getting system information. It covers the key classes for these tasks like File, Random, DateTime, and Environment. It also covers writing XML files using the XmlWriter class and controlling formatting with XmlWriterSettings. The overall purpose is to demonstrate how to utilize important .NET Framework classes to build application functionality.
This document discusses Java web application development. It provides an overview of Java technologies used for web development like Java, Java Beans, JDBC, Servlets, and JSP. It also discusses the company LinuxWorld where the author did an internship to learn Java web development. The technologies section gives a brief introduction to Java and describes key Java concepts like the Java virtual machine, bytecode, and Java runtime environment.
Vivek Kumar completed an industrial training at CRISP Bhopal from [DATE]. The training focused on Java programming including topics like the Java platform, installing Java, configuring variables, writing and running Java programs, packages, classes and objects, inheritance, variables and methods, modifiers and import statements, interfaces, working with classes, and integrated development environments. Vivek thanks his teacher Mr. Amrit Singh and the lab assistant for their guidance during the training.
This project is about tracking system that tracks vehicle using gps and gsm/gprs. Also, it displays information for user interface using web and mobile application.Beside that it displays information on lcd as a form of public notice board too.
The document provides details about an industrial training report for a civil engineering student at Simplex Infrastructures Ltd. It summarizes a residential project called Hiranandini Lake Verandahs that Simplex is constructing. Key details include the location of the project, specifications of the 27-floor towers including number of flats and amenities, and descriptions of the construction processes for laying building slabs and columns. Photos supplement the summaries of construction steps.
TOGAF is an enterprise architecture framework developed and supported by The Open Group. It provides a comprehensive method and set of tools for developing enterprise architecture, including the Architecture Development Method (ADM). The ADM is an iterative process for developing enterprise architecture consisting of 8 phases and requirements management. TOGAF also includes guidance on architecture governance to help manage architectures across an organization.
The document describes a final year project to develop a mobile and web application called SpringsVision Events for planning and managing social events. A team of 4 students - Syed Absar Karim, Umair Ahmed, Shafaq Yameen, and Zaid Hussain - presented their project to create an online platform for scheduling events, adding social networking features, and mobile support to the supervisor Mr. Nadeem Mahmood. The project aims to provide a useful tool for personal event management and sharing on social media.
6 basic steps of software development processRiant Soft
The document outlines the six basic stages of the software development life cycle: 1) Requirement gathering and analysis, 2) System analysis, 3) System design, 4) Coding, 5) Testing, and 6) Implementation. It describes each stage in the process, from gathering requirements from stakeholders to implementing the final tested software. An effective software development life cycle ensures quality and correctness through rigorous testing and design at each stage of building the software.
The document is a summer internship report submitted by Umed Paliwal detailing his internship from July 5, 2012 to June 24, 2012 at Larsen & Toubro Construction's Ford India Pvt Ltd #2 Project. It provides an overview of Larsen & Toubro Construction and its Buildings & Factories Independent Company. It also describes the services provided, quality policies, health and safety policies, work culture and training programs at Larsen & Toubro Construction.
The document outlines an enterprise architecture approach using The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF), including an introduction to IT architecture, the core concepts of TOGAF, and an overview of the Architecture Development Method (ADM) phases. It discusses why enterprise architecture is needed, the benefits it provides businesses, and key TOGAF components like its architecture development process, deliverables, artifacts, and building blocks.
The document discusses an integrated approach to application lifecycle management using Microsoft's Visual Studio Team System. It addresses how the solution helps various roles including developers, testers, database professionals, architects and project managers. Key benefits include improved collaboration, predictability, quality, and real-time decision making across the development lifecycle.
Efficient Software Development with Visual Studio Team Systemrichardbushnell
The document provides an overview of Microsoft Visual Studio Team System (VSTS), including its main components and how it can help with project management, development, testing, and reporting. It discusses how VSTS supports communication and transparency throughout the development process. Key areas covered include using VSTS for planning, defining work items, source control, standards/guidelines, building, testing, and reporting.
The document discusses software project management and challenges. It notes that on average, software projects experience 45% cost overruns, 63% time overruns, and only deliver 67% of planned functionality. Common reasons for project failures include a lack of integrated tools, poor communication, and inflexible processes. The document then covers topics like software development lifecycles, management processes, development methodologies, team management best practices, and tools that can help with project management like Microsoft Project and Visual Studio ALM.
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Visual Studio ALM and DevOps Tools WalkthroughAngela Dugan
If you're considering moving to Team Foundation Server or Visual Studio Team Services, this deck will walk you through the highlights, of which there are a TON!
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Data-Driven DevOps: Mining Machine Data for 'Metrics that Matter' in a DevOps...Splunk
IT organizations are increasingly using machine data - including in DevOps practices - to get away from 'vanity metrics' and instead to generate 'metrics that matter'. These metrics provide visibility into the delivery of new application code and the business value of DevOps, to both IT and business stakeholders.
Machine data provides DevOps teams and others - including QA, secops, CxOs and LOB leaders - with meaningful and actionable metrics. This allows stakeholders to monitor, measure, and continuously improve the velocity and quality of code throughout the software lifecycle, from dev/test to customer-facing outcomes and business impact.
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DevOps at Scale: How Datadog is using AWS and PagerDuty to Keep Pace with Gr...Amazon Web Services
Meeting the demands of everchanging IT management and security requirements means evolving both how you respond to and resolve incidents. It’s critical for organizations to adopt a scalable DevOps solution that integrates with their current monitoring systems to enable collaboration across development and operations teams, reducing the mean time to resolution. PagerDuty works with AWS services like Amazon CloudWatch, to provide rapid incident response with rich, contextual details that allow you to analyze trends and monitor the performance of your applications and AWS environment.
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Phase Two: What’s Next for Life Sciences and Enterprise Content ManagementScott Abel
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In “Phase 2 - What’s next for Life Sciences and Enterprise Content Management”, Dave Giordano of Technology Services Group, shares his experiences from multiple large and small pharmaceutical clients that have implemented ECM. The presentation will focus on common themes, both functional and technical, as to what clients that have implemented ECM “do next” to get incremental benefits out of ECM. Dave will provide key lessons learned and warn how to avoid the big mistakes whether you are planning you first or next ECM effort.
How to re-use existing system models to generate test casesTransWare AG
This tutorial on Model Based Testing gives you a brief overview how to re-use system models to generate test cases with the software BPM-X.
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2. About Avanade Avanade is the leading technology integrator specializing in the Microsoft enterprise platform. Our people help customers around the world maximise their IT investment and create comprehensive solutions that drive business results.
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10. Blind Spots The X-axis identifies different components of your project; the bars show you the test pass rate for each component, while the points and line show the active bug count. Overlaying code coverage and code churn for the components provides a very different perspective on the data. So the Instore Pickup Kiosk code is in great shape right? There's a danger of relying on too few metrics!
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41. Example Roadmap Design Solution Proof of Concept Deploy Goal of Phase Confirm understanding of requirements Prove value of solution Ensure Success Deliverables Design solution Plan infrastructure Plan process improvements Infrastructure set up User training Create assets Build setup Proof of concept Implement process changes Infrastructure rollout User training Migrate assets Long term roadmap for improvements Exit Criteria Define success criteria Validate success criteria Process improvement
Real time reporting from data warehouse Gather descriptive metrics Find the bottlenecks Answer everyday questions e.g. Which customer requirements have been tested? What is the quality? Where Do We Need To Shift Resources? How Far Can We Get In The Available Time? How Effective Is Our Outsourced Team? Can We Demonstrate Our Practices For The Auditor? How did the team perform last time? Descriptive versus prescriptive metrics
Multi-dimensional view of project data Prescriptive versus descriptive metrics
Changesets group together sets of related files into logical units of work Enforce links between changesets and work items at the time of check-in
Team collaboration Visibility to all project stakeholders
Traceability ensures test coverage.
No more manually compiled release notes (or no release notes). Automated release notes tell us precisely what changes are in each build.
Project Managers and Resource Managers continue to work in the EPM environment while the development team works in the VSTS development environment, and data seamlessly flows between the two systems by virtue of the connector