I am running a Web seminar tomorrow on agile testing with James Grenning. James is a recognized expert and frequent speaker on the topic of software development. Founder of Renaissance Software Consulting, he provides training, coaching, and consulting to corporate and government clients worldwide. James is one of the original authors of the Manifesto for Agile Software Development and is presently leading efforts to introduce Agile development practices to the challenging world of embedded systems.
Iterative software development methods like Agile are being adopted by many software and information technology (IT) organizations across the industry. Quick design-develop-test cycles let teams respond better to changing requirements while providing timely feedback on features and quality. Agile methods help companies produce higher-quality software faster and at lower costs.
But across the embedded industry, adoption of Agile is lagging. The modular designs, complex technology, cross development needs, and on-device testing techniques used in device software development can get in the way of iterative approaches.
In this 60-minute web seminar, we will explore Agile and Test-Driven-Development (TDD) concepts. They will review the benefits and challenges of iterative methods and provide advice on new tools and techniques that can help you win with Agile the embedded world
Tuesday, July 20, 2010 2:00 pm
Eastern Daylight Time (New York, GMT-04:00)
Click here to Register. If you miss the Webinar, register anyway and we’ll send you a link to the replay.
As Wind River's VP of Product Marketing for Device Test, Paul is driving new solutions for the testing, diagnostics, monitoring and management of intelligent devices. Paul Henderson has been leading product and marketing organizations in high-technology companies for more than 20 years in disciplines such as software development, distributed computing, open source software, and device management.
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