Ibm Rational Software Podcast Series

Android Smartphones and other mobile and interconnected devices are rapidly growing in popularity. In this podcast we will show ways to accelerate Android mobile application development using the IBM Rational platform for software and systems development and requirements management. Six key functions will be discussed to address these emerging challenges. Martin Bakal, speaker.

Second in a special two-part podcast sub-series with Neil Ward-Dutton, Research Director at MWD Advisors and IBM Chief Softare Economist, Walker Royce. We've all heard the hype about 'agile' software delivery, but to what extent are the implications of agility in software really understood? What does it mean to deliver quality in today's software systems, and how does that need to be reflected in the development and delivery of software today?

First in a special two-part podcast sub-series with Neil Ward-Dutton, Research Director at MWD Advisors and IBM Chief Softare Economist, Walker Royce. We've all heard the hype about 'agile' software delivery, but to what extent are the implications of agility in software really understood? What does it mean to deliver quality in today's software systems, and how does that need to be reflected in the development and delivery of software today?

Successful businesses are those that use software for competitive advantage. In doing so, those same organizations face new challenges as they strive to be responsive in reacting to a highly dynamic business environment. IBM solutions give customers with a competitive edge by enabling better collaboration between development and operations and providing a path to increased innovation, better business agility, and effective and integrated management across the entire software and services life cycle. Marketing vice-presidents, Gina Poole, Rational software and Scott Hebner, Tivoli software share their views on the significance of collaborative development and operations.

Automotive manufacturer and suppliers worldwide are putting a greater emphasis on E/E engineering and E/E process and data management. In this podcast we'll discuss how the IBM Rational Software Platform for Automotive Systems enables automotive manufacturers and their supplier to more effectively develop E/E systems. Brett Hillhouse, speaker.

Please take a few minutes to join Scott Ambler as he shares his view on Development and Operations, what could be done to minimize the impact to agile projects, and the value addressing Development and Operations challenges would offer agile project teams and the business. Scott Ambler, speaker.

Learn about the benefits that tapping into the powerful multiplier effect an integrated, lifecycle approach to requirements and test management provides by linking, tracing, relating and manipulating business and test artifacts across the lifecycle. Benefits that can help deliver better quality solutions and value that cut your risk and cost of software delivery, not results. Eric Long, speaker.

Unlike other vendors, IBM Rational, the leader in application lifecycle management (ALM), offers a complete ALM solution with three key ways that its ALM solution differs: flexibility, increased business value, and open collaboration. Learn how IBM Rational helps ease the pain of complex software delivery and why it will continue to be the leader in application lifecycle management. Eric Long, speaker.

Model-based testing is a way to raise test and verification productivity to keep pace with the rapid innovation required for today's smart products. This podcast looks at how model-based testing delivered success for a smart power meter development project. Udo Brockmeyer, speaker.

When companies are looking for ways to improve the consistency, robustness, and efficiency of their product development cycle, drawing upon industry derived best practices can offer a significant competitive advantage. IBM discusses a solution for companies developing complex products that are seeking proven best practices, automation, and instant access to process guidance. Sue Green and Andrew Foster, speakers.

This podcast highlights key topics that will be presented as part of the Strategic Planning stream at the Innovate 2011 conference including how organizations can align strategy with execution, create a value driven approach, create an optimal enterprise architecture, develop smarter and better products, and rationalize the application portfolio. Johan Hedstrm, speaker.

Looking to improve the quality of your products but not at the expense of increased time of market? Hear Mark Lefebvre, Director, Systems Alliances and Integrations at IBM, talk about this balancing act and how IBM is helping clients to improve quality through their software and systems engineering process.

An interview with Innovate 2011's most influential curriculum managers discussing content planned in the areas of Change and Configuration Management, Automation, Deployment and Asset Management and most importantly Quality Management. An invaluable resource for developers, release managers, testers and quality professionals wanting to plan out their agenda for Innovate 2011. Matt Holitza, Brian Bryson and Adeel Omer, speakers.

Hear highlights about featured activities for our System z customers taking place at the Innovate 2011 conference on June 5-9, 2011 in Orlando, Florida. Don't miss the dedicated System z track, executive keynotes, personalized demos, labs, technical workshops, and a special reception for enterprise modernization customers at Shula's Steakhouse. Will Smythe and Pam Induni, speakers.

IBM Rational and INCHRON, a leader in embedded system design solutions, are teaming to provide a comprehensive model and simulation-based systems engineering solution which addresses these challenges. The new agreement entitles IBM to resell the INCHRON Tool-Suite; IBM can now offer its clients an integrated solution for model-driven development, including timing and performance analysis and validation. Uwe Brodtmann and Mark Lefebvre, speakers.

This track at Innovate will show you how development and operations can work together to drive business change, quickly, with lower risk. Help your company break down the barriers between development and operations and delivery agile operations. Michael Rowe and Peter Marshall, speakers.

Please take a few minutes to join Scott Ambler as he dispels the myths that still exist about scaling Agile practices and previews the Agile. Everyware. interactive whiteboard.

Hear from Roland Koo and Susan Yoskin on why IBM's Innovate 2011 conference, held June 6-9, 2011 in Orlando, Florida, is a must attend event for Power Systems customers. At Innovate 2011, Power Systems customers will have an opportunity to network with over 4,000 software and systems experts and peers, see exciting keynotes from the IBM senior executive team and our customers, attend the dedicated Power Track sessions or use the on-line Agenda Builder tool to customize your experience. In the Solutions Center you can try your luck against Watson, (as seen on Jeopardy), and hear how that same technology is making a difference in the world. Register for the Power Systems hands-on technical workshop, sign up for a 1-on-1 consultation and demo in our Power Solution Suite, and meet your fellow Enterprise Modernization peers at a special reception for you Tuesday evening in Shula's Steakhouse.

An interview with Innovate 2011's key curriculum managers discussing content planned in the areas of Application Lifecycle Management best practices, Requirements Definition and Management and Modeling, Architecture and Construction. An invaluable resource for analysts, engineers, architects, developers, and quality professionals wanting to plan out their agenda for Innovate 2011. Jennifer Moore, Andy Gurd and Neil Patterson, speakers.

This podcast highlights some of the topics in the Software and systems innovation stream, to be delivered at Innovate 2011. In addition, this series will highlight some IBM clients speaking at the conference about how they have leveraged IBM to gain a competitive advantage within their industry. Steve Shoaf and AnnMarie Stenglein, speakers.