Development - Further Information

OpusView is a project management, productivity, collaboration and social toolkit, promoting “Project Social”, for general “wellness” in the workplace.

Low-code and no-code development are hot. What are they, why are they popular, and why should you care?

What is Test Design Automation, how does it work, and why should you care about it?

This paper is a discussion and technical evaluation of Eggplant AI and related products in the Testplant Digital Automation Intelligence Suite.

This a technical evaluation of Conformiq’s products for Test Design Automation.

This paper represents a technical evaluation of CA Agile Requirements Designer.

CA Agile Requirements Designer brings significant additional capabilities to HPE ALM environments.

The prime use case for Mobile Development in Uniface is the addition of a mobile channel to existing Enterprise applications.

Perforce has given some of its IP to the OSS community

InterSystems Ensemble is not quite like any other product in the market ...

If you don't know what you have, where it is and how it is configured, how can you trust any of its outcomes?

Ada isn't dead

OutSystems Platform has grown out of experience with providing on-premises and private cloud solutions and targets professional developers.

Using cloud doesn't necessarily (and shouldn't) mean giving up control of your data and processing.

A CMSG survey of ITIL changes up-to-date

Requirements management has been around for a long time as a systems engineering discipline, but it's suddenly getting interesting again.

Actian exploits its ParAccel, Pervasive Software and Versant Corporation acquisition as two new cloud offerings.

Our ISV survey unearthed some interesting facts about ISVs intentions and requirements.

OSLC, a set of open specifications for integrating different tools, is a very welcome initiative - but is there something missing? Shouldn't there be a data model for ALM behind OSLC?

Xebialabs talks about continuous deployment at CMSG 2013.

The conference was all about parallel programming from few to many cores with consistent models, languages, tools, and techniques; and with special emphasis on the Xeon Phi Coprocessor.

Third party testing consultancies may well have something useful to offer, but there are issues to consider.

In the current climate, wasting existing resources is not an option and Uniface modernisation allows you to deliver modern web applications that don't compromise the exploitation of web and service orientation models.