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Webcast: Collaboration in the Cloud

Mar 02, 2013  By Carlie Fairchild
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IBM's platform as a service (PaaS), IBM SmartCloud Application Services, is now generally available and ready to help your development team collaborate in the cloud.

IBM's PaaS includes the SmartCloud Application Collaborative Lifecycle Management Service (CLMS), a set of seamlessly integrated tools that provide a real-time cloud-based collaborative environment for accelerated application development and delivery. Based on proven IBM Collaborative Lifecycle Management, our pay-as-you-go service coordinates activities across business and system requirements, design, development, build, test and delivery—improving productivity and time to delivery.

In this webcast we'll demonstrate how this exciting, walk up and use capability works, and tell you how to get your application development teams up and running in minutes.

Speakers:

Steve Huntington
Product Manager, IBM Rational Cloud Offerings

 

Mark Osteraas
Product Manager, IBM SmartCloud Application Services

Register for this FREE webcast today.

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Carlie Fairchild is the publisher of Linux Journal.

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