Archive | October, 2009

29 October 2009 ~ 0 Comments

High performance at massive scale – Lessons learned at Facebook

Performance and scalability are high on the list of top requirement from the customer we deal with. The largest financial institution use our products at a global scale with access through the web. They expect low latency and of course a solution that can cope with future volume of utilization. There are today 2 Internet [...]

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26 October 2009 ~ 0 Comments

GTAC 2009 field report

GTAC 2009 is over. Hail to GTAC 2010 (I’m hearing Hyderabad, India … hint hint !). Let me tell you that GTAC 2009 was quite a ride for me (and for most participant I would say) and one of the best conference I’ve ever attended. Ok the best one. There, I’ve said it. The talk [...]

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15 October 2009 ~ 0 Comments

15 technology trends to watch for Enterprise 2.0

Forrester, has just published a very interesting study about what they think are the 15 technology trends to follow in the future: The top 15 technology trends EA should watch. Although the term is not mentioned in the report, there is a lot of concepts related to Enterprise 2.0. This is an area of interest [...]

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05 October 2009 ~ 2 Comments

Software quality metrics and model

If you follow this blog, you know that I‘ve been scratching my head to find relevant metrics to assess the quality of our various products under development. I’m involved in a very large program which is highly visible. These metrics are not only important to our development organization but also to executives who are investing [...]

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01 October 2009 ~ 0 Comments

My favorite software testing experts on Twitter

Along with blogs, Webinars/conferences, Twitter has become very quickly part of my technical-watch toolbox. It took me a bit of time at first to clearly understand how I could take advantage of Twitter (like most people I would say) but I’m glad I dig a bit more as I find it very useful today. Assuming [...]

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