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Agile Development for Safety-Critical Systems: Evidence-Oriented Practices & Project Management Practices

, May 01, 2013

Agile methods have become increasingly popular because they empower organizations to more quickly address emerging opportunities, to better ensure accurate fulfillment of functional requirements and to significantly enhance team productivity. Attend to learn how to employ agile methods for your organization's safety-critical systems! Event Dates: Tuesday, May 7 & Thursday, May 30 – 11AMPT / 2PM ET

Agile Development for Safety-Critical Systems: Evidence-Oriented Practices & Project Management Practices

Date:

Tuesday, May 7 & Thursday, May 30, 2013
Time: 11AMPT / 2PM ET
Duration: 60 minutes

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Overview

Agile methods have become increasingly popular because they empower organizations to more quickly address emerging opportunities, to better ensure accurate fulfillment of functional requirements and to significantly enhance team productivity. Attend to learn how to employ agile methods for your organization's safety-critical systems!

Register now.

Featured Speaker:

Bruce Powel Douglass : — IBM Rational Chief Evangelist


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