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Wednesday,
March 31, 2010
2:00pm ET
11:00am PT
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Embedded engineers report that software development costs now account for approximately 50% of the total project’s cost, and 34.9% of embedded engineers surveyed working on telecommunication system projects reported that their projects were behind schedule (VDC Research, 2008/2009).
As the complexity of network and telecommunications systems grow so does the challenge of software developers to deliver innovative functionality, meet stringent security standards, and increase equipment reliability, all of which can spiral software development costs.
Join us for this live webcast and hear Christopher Rommel of VDC Research discuss the latest technological, engineering, and business trends facing the telecommunications industry. In addition Rutul Dave of Coverity will share the most effective tools available today to enable developers focusing on network and telecom to cut software development cost by detecting crash causing defects and security issues early on.
During this event you will learn about:
- Embedded Engineering trends
- Telecom and network industry’s challenges and costs due to bad software
- Why traditional defect detection methods aren’t scalable for large complex codes
- Most effective tools for detecting crash causing software bugs early in the development cycle
Don’t miss this lively session where industry experts will share insights into identifying and addressing software challenges that enable you to deliver innovative products with the highest standards of quality, security and reliability while reducing cost and time-to-market.
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After the presentation, the Webinar
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Chris Rommel
Analyst, VDC Research
At VDC, Chris is responsible for market analyses and data collection on multiple projects and topics within VDC’s Embedded Software Market Intelligence Program including developer trends and requirements, market sizes, and key technical requirements. Chris’s experience also includes competitive analyses, strategic marketing collateral development, and vertical market opportunity assessments. Chris has authored numerous market research studies on Linux, multi-core components and tools, embedded/real-time and mobile application operating systems, software development tools, software and system modeling tools, and test automation tools, including static source code analysis tools. Chris is a graduate of Brown University (BA, Business Economics; Public and Private Sector Organizations). |
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Rutul Dave
Senior Development Manager, Coverity, Inc.
Rutul Dave received his Masters in Computer Science with a focus on networking and communications systems from University of Southern California. Within nine months into graduate school while learning about creating high-performance networking and distributed systems, he found his passion creating real bleeding-edge technology systems at various Bay Area-Silicon Valley startups like Procket Networks, Topspin Communications and then moving to Cisco Systems. He has years of software development experience in embedded and real-time systems.
Check out my blog:
http://blog.coverity.com |
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Marisa Torrieri
Editor, TMCnet
Washington, D.C., native Marisa Torrieri got her start as a telecommunications journalist nine years ago as editor of Wireless Data News, a b-to-b publication based out of Rockville, Maryland. While there, she served as the daily show reporter for CTIA, PCIA and other industry conferences. One of her favorite interviews was with CDMA pioneer Andrew Viterbi, upon his retirement at QUALCOMM. She comes to TMC after a four years of freelance writing and editing for a number of high-tech publications, including RFID News, Laptop magazine and RFID Update. Marisa possesses a master’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University, and a bachelor’s degree in magazine journalism from The University of Maryland, in College Park. |
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