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Find Harmony With an Agile Real-Time Development Process

A harmonious development workflow is hard to establish. Different work styles, changing requirements, dispersed teams, limited resources and the omnipresent pressures to develop high quality deliverables in less time pinches even the most effective systems and software development professionals.

Join Bruce Powel Douglass, Ph.D., celebrated author and thought leader for his upcoming Real Time Agility Webcast to see how using agile approaches you can achieve this previously impossible goal. By attending this Webcast, you’ll learn how Harmony process fundamentals will help you make your next development project a success. Join us and see how the new Harmony process helps you determine:

  • What needs to be done
  • When it needs to be produced
  • What artifacts should be delivered
  • How to construct models quickly, reliably, and predictably

This is the promise of the Telelogic Harmony/ESW approach—a workflow tailored to developing real-time and embedded systems. Harmony/ESW resolves many of the process and management issues surrounding object-oriented and object-based systems, improving quality while reducing cost. You’ll see how you can iteratively create and test executable visual models, and detect defects early in your development lifecycle while maintaining synchronization with the code. In addition, we’ll show you how you can use this UML®-based platform for requirements analysis, performance analysis, architecture, design, code-generation, testing, and more.

Don’t Delay! Register today for Dr. Bruce Powel Douglass’ Real Time Agility Webcast and find Harmony using an Agile, Real-Time Development Process.

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About Telelogic Rhapsody
Telelogic Rhapsody is the industry's leading Model Driven Development environment for technical, real-time or embedded software development and systems engineering.

About Telelogic Webcasts
Telelogic webcasts are free of charge and run approximately 60 minutes with a 45 minute presentation and 15 minute Q&A session.