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HP has introduced HP Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) software solutions to improve collaboration among application delivery teams.
Cloud computing and complex business processes have redefined the way organizations operate and deliver applications. Applications, once monolithic, are now architected on connected services and developed in rapid cycles. These composite applications can create crippling challenges for organizations as they struggle to quickly deliver applications, while still managing quality, performance, and security risks within heterogeneous development environments.
IDC estimates that by 2012, 85 percent of net-new applications will be specifically designed to be accessed in the cloud. To meet this transformation, IT organizations require a unified platform that automates and manages the delivery of cloud and composite applications.
“With business processes increasing the complexity of applications, enterprises are challenged to be nimble and keep pace with changing business demands that lead to innovation breakthrough,” said Kamal Dutta, Director - Asia Pacific and Japan, HP Software. “The new HP ALM solutions help organizations increase their responsiveness to change and accelerate the time to application value.”
Service Virtualization 1.0, included in the HP ALM software, integrates with a broad set of application life cycle management solutions to reduce complexity and business risks. The HP Application Lifecycle Intelligence (ALI), combined with HP ALM, provides a real-time view into changes made to source code while allowing developers to work with the tools of their choice. HP Agile Accelerator 5.0 features a new scheduling tool for viewing deliverables in development and provides real-time visibility across the application life cycle.
source : crn
Cloud computing and complex business processes have redefined the way organizations operate and deliver applications. Applications, once monolithic, are now architected on connected services and developed in rapid cycles. These composite applications can create crippling challenges for organizations as they struggle to quickly deliver applications, while still managing quality, performance, and security risks within heterogeneous development environments.
IDC estimates that by 2012, 85 percent of net-new applications will be specifically designed to be accessed in the cloud. To meet this transformation, IT organizations require a unified platform that automates and manages the delivery of cloud and composite applications.
“With business processes increasing the complexity of applications, enterprises are challenged to be nimble and keep pace with changing business demands that lead to innovation breakthrough,” said Kamal Dutta, Director - Asia Pacific and Japan, HP Software. “The new HP ALM solutions help organizations increase their responsiveness to change and accelerate the time to application value.”
Service Virtualization 1.0, included in the HP ALM software, integrates with a broad set of application life cycle management solutions to reduce complexity and business risks. The HP Application Lifecycle Intelligence (ALI), combined with HP ALM, provides a real-time view into changes made to source code while allowing developers to work with the tools of their choice. HP Agile Accelerator 5.0 features a new scheduling tool for viewing deliverables in development and provides real-time visibility across the application life cycle.
source : crn
