[October 04, 2011]

Seapine Agile Experts Discuss Bridging Gaps, Agile Business Case at TechNet-Aero 2011

Do requirements still matter in an Agile (News - Alert) environment? What is the business case for Agile, and why is the market moving toward Agile solutions? Agile experts from Seapine Software will answer these questions and more at the TechNet-Aero Conference in Dayton, Ohio, October 17-20.

Peter Varhol, Seapine solutions evangelist, will present "Requirements and Agile: Keeping up with Change," a presentation about how to bridge the gaps between traditional requirements and user stories. Varhol will show how to reduce documentation needs while still maintaining a minimal level of more formal requirements for validation and traceability.

Alan Bustamante, senior agile consultant for Seapine's Agile Servces group, will also be on hand to present "Only the Agile Survive: Understanding the Business Case for Agile." Bustamante will discuss the bare essentials of Agile and the reasons behind the market's move toward Agile solutions. He will also share some personal observations about successful implementations, including his experience with diverting almost $200,000 USD in project funds to another higher priority initiative, which was only possible with Agile methods.

Seapine Software will also be exhibiting at Booth 405 of the conference.

TechNet Aero (formerly AeroTech) is conducted annually by the Dayton-Wright Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) since 1990.

Over 2,600 industry, government, and academic professionals interested and working in all dimensions of business and defense technologies attend. The trade show features industry and government displays and demonstrations of emerging technologies.

About Seapine Software

With over 8,500 customers worldwide, Seapine Software, Inc. is a leading provider of quality-centric application lifecycle management solutions and services. Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, with offices in Europe and Asia-Pacific, Seapine's development tools help organizations of all sizes streamline communication, improve traceability, achieve compliance, and deliver quality products. Seapine's products support best practices, integrate into all popular development environments, and run on Microsoft (News - Alert) Windows®, Apple Macintosh®, and Linux® platforms.

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