First, thanks to everyone that made it to Robert Elves’ presentation “Making ALM work across multi-vendor and open source solutions with OSLC” last week. We had a great turnout, and Robert showed us some really impressive demonstrations of what can be done with OSLC.
Second, for those of you that couldn’t watch live, the recording is available. (Small warning: there’s a slight echo in the audio for the first 15 minutes or so. The echo goes away after that.)
As a reminder, our next webcast is coming up on February 2, and you can sign up to be receive an email when we announce upcoming presentations.
Presentation abstract for “Making ALM work across multi-vendor and open source solutions with OSLC”
For most medium and large organizations the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) stack has become so diverse and disconnected that the traceability and cross-stakeholder collaboration limitations have become a substantial bottleneck for software delivery. OSLC (Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration) aims to alleviate this by providing open specifications for diverse systems to communicate and support integrated scenarios. While a growing number of systems implement the specification, it will take more time for OSLC to be widely supported by all leading ALM solution vendors. But there is no need to wait for increased OSLC adoption. Join this webinar to learn how Tasktop is harnessing the thriving open Eclipse Mylyn community of ALM integrations to realize the OSLC value proposition by providing broad multi-vendor OSLC support today.