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Presentation: "Jazz: "Drinking our own Champagne""

Time: Tuesday 10:15 - 11:15

Location: C103 Music Hall

Abstract:

For the last 4 years, IBM Rational has been building new products and a new technology infrastructure called "Jazz" to revitalize our "Software Development Platform" - a collaborative tool suite to support all phases and all levels of the software development and delivery process.

This IBM presentation will examine how the Jazz based product teams are using Rational Team Concert, Rational Quality Manager and Rational Requirements Composer to develop these products.It shows this usage by following, in detail, the requirements development of one of the new features of Rational Requirements Composer, from customer feedback, through definition scenarios, use cases, storyboard, visual designs, and UI design. It will also show how the progress has been tracked in Jazz.net and how any registered user can follow the development of a feature and provide feedback and enhancement requests

The presentation will conclude with a short demo.

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Robin Bater, IBM

Robin Bater

Robin Bater, has some 25+ years of experience with software development, and is the Requirements Definition & Management Community of Practice (CoP) Architect, for the IBM Rational Software Product Delivery Team and has the goal to:

Provide worldwide architectural leadership, technical enablement planning, structure and coordination of the Requirements Definition & Management CoP, specifically responsible for the following products: a. Rational Requirements Composer b. RequisitePro c. DOORS

- and how they support the Collaborative Application Lifecycle Management (C/ALM) strategy with regards to IBM Rational tooling based on Jazz technology.

Before joining IBM Rational Software, Robin worked on many military and space programs, including Boeing Joint Strike Fighter, Nato AWACS, Huygens Dedicated Control System, EURECA Mission Control System, as well as numerous other projects, after starting his career at the IBM UK Science Centre, in Winchester in 1982.