If you are an ALM practitioner, lead, or manager who is passionate about mastering your craft, the ALM Summit will help you gain deeper insight into your application lifecycle. You will also discover and learn about industry best practices that address additional development challenges, and how Microsoft's ALM Solutions enable and support those best practices. The ALM Summit will provide you with new tools for making better design, implementation, and technology selection decisions.
Featured
-
ALM - With Power Comes Great Responsibility
As software delivery becomes more important then so does the discipline for supporting it. ALM is that discipline, providing the structure, tools and practices to enable software to be planned, delivered and maintained. But as software delivery velocity increases, certain reduces and globalization takes...
-
Project Patterns: From Adrenalin Junkies to Template Zombies
Tim Lister, a Principal of the Atlantic Systems Guild, along with five of his partners at the Guild, have been compiling project patterns from their combined 150 years of project consulting, and they have delivered them in their Jolt Award winning book, Adrenalin Junkies and Template Zombies: Understanding...
-
The Microsoft Vision for ALM
Industry trends, new technology and rising customer expectations are all shaping ALM. How do you apply the best modern engineering practices and tools to build applications and services that enable a continuous flow of value to your customers, remove the impediments and create the transparency for ongoing...
-
WIKISPEED
WIKISPEED is a real life scenario on the use of Agile and Scrum principles to build an environmentally friendly car that runs over 100 miles per gallon. Everything from creating collaborative work experiences to leveraging Scrum practices is demonstrated in this WIKISPEED presentation, where this team...
-
ALM - With Power Comes Great Responsibility
As software delivery becomes more important then so does the discipline for supporting it. ALM is that discipline, providing the structure, tools and practices to enable software to be planned, delivered and maintained. But as software delivery velocity increases, certain reduces and globalization takes...
-
Continuous Feedback
How often have you built software that matched what your customers asked for, only to find out when you're ready to ship that this is not quite what they wanted? Have you ever struggled to understand what your customers *really* needed while looking through the list of specifications they doled out for...
-
Agile User Experience Practices Applied
Working in 3-week sprints, the Visual Studio ALM teams had to create practices to quickly ideate, develop and test user experiences within the sprint cadence. Miki will cover how the teams applied "Quick Pulse Studies" to put new ideas, designs, and concepts in front of customers on a regular...
-
Sharing Data
When Nike announced that it was offering a one-year fellowship to help ignite an open data revolution with the company, Ward Cunningham could not resist the challenge. Nike is committed to investigating the societal benefits of disclosing its data covering product materials, factory locations, carbon...
-
It's Getting Cloudy
In this presentation, Mark gives an overview of Microsoft's cloud operating system and explain how Microsoft views the cloud computing shift to be as significant as the PC revolution. First, Mark defines "cloud" and enumerates the several types of clouds. He explains Windows Azure Platform-as-a-Service...
-
Lessons from the Cloud
Over the past year, we have been redeveloping TFS on Windows Azure, now in public preview. We have also been running a hosted TFS service internally at Microsoft for six years with tens of thousands of users. Running services at scale requires a different approach to managing release cadence, quality,...
-
ALM in the Jungle
Over the past decade, many ALM stacks have shifted from vertically integrated silos to tangled and disconnected systems reminiscent of the London tube map. Layer upon layer of legacy, piecemeal Agile deployments and open source tools have brought traceability to a halt, forcing us into overloaded email...
-
Unit Testing from the Trenches: Practical Lessons & Practices
Most programs are read more often than they are written. How do you communicate to the next set of eyes how your code is intended to work? Unit tests are not only a great way to flush out design, ensure your code does what you expect, and communicate to the readers of your code. This session will discuss...
-
Being Agile Across Technology Borders
What a customer needs from your company has no respect for the technology you happened to use to help them. They don't care if one part of your infrastructure is built in .NET and the other in Java. Neither should you when you are tracking the status of your product backlog items. Yet often information...
-
ALM Tools Vendor Panel
What is the state of ALM in the industry and has it changed over the last few years?
What are the biggest challenges to adopting ALM?
What is next? What is the next big thing for ALM?
Join Thomas as he hosts a panel of industry executives John Weigand (IBM), Cyndi Mitchell (ThoughWorks), Melinda Clover...