Jerry Romanek series mobile development 2012 year end reviewLeigh Williamson
IBM Rational WebCast discussed mobile app development. It provided:
1) An overview of IBM's mobile strategy which spans the entire software development lifecycle and leverages products that provide collaboration, integration, and transparency.
2) Details on IBM's acquisition of Worklight to extend its enterprise mobile capabilities with a leading mobile application platform.
3) An explanation of how IBM addresses the full range of mobile enterprise needs including extending/transforming existing capabilities, building/connecting mobile apps, and managing/securing mobility.
IBM InterConnect Build and Deploy MobileFirst ApplicationsLeigh Williamson
The document discusses deploying mobile first applications. It begins by stating that mobile application development is a top priority for businesses. It then discusses how mobile development and management are different from traditional approaches due to factors like smaller screens, unstable networks, and more devices to support. The document advocates for a comprehensive integrated development approach that supports all app development approaches and is based on open standards. It provides examples of companies like Colmobil and FIMC that have improved customer service and efficiency by extending their systems to mobile with IBM Worklight. The document positions IBM as a leader in helping companies excel at mobile first strategies with offerings like Worklight, Rational Test Workbench, and MobileFirst Platform.
June 25 webcast adding mobile to power applicationsLeigh Williamson
This document discusses IBM's mobile development offerings, including IBM Worklight. Some key points:
- IBM Worklight provides tools for cross-platform hybrid mobile app development that maximize code reuse across platforms.
- Worklight includes an application runtime, studio for development, an operational console for management, and an application center store.
- Worklight adapters allow mobile apps to connect to various backend systems and technologies like databases, HTTP endpoints, and more.
- IBM offers integrated development environments that include Worklight for developing mobile apps that connect to existing backend systems on platforms like Power Systems.
February 2013 IBM/DeviceAnywhere Webcast on Mobile TestingLeigh Williamson
The document discusses how the Keynote DeviceAnywhere platform and IBM tools can help deliver high quality mobile apps. It provides access to real mobile devices in the cloud to test apps, which is important as mobile apps must be tested across different devices and configurations. Using Rational Quality Manager and DeviceAnywhere together allows planning, executing, and reporting on tests run remotely on real devices.
This document provides a summary of a presentation on addressing challenges in mobile application testing. It discusses how mobile application testing is different than traditional web testing due to factors like device fragmentation, new capabilities to test, and more network considerations. It also outlines what mobile testers need, including test automation, device cloud access, test planning and reporting tools, and the ability to test various parts of a mobile solution like the backend systems and network. The presentation was given by representatives from IBM and AT&T.
Rational Insight is an enterprise reporting solution from IBM that addresses challenges in reporting across departments and disparate data sources. It provides automated, reliable reporting and dashboards across projects, teams and tools through integration with IBM Collaboration Lifecycle Management tools. Rational Insight leverages the Cognos BI platform and uses an extract, transform, load process to integrate data into a data warehouse for real-time and historical reporting.
Jerry Romanek series mobile development 2012 year end reviewLeigh Williamson
IBM Rational WebCast discussed mobile app development. It provided:
1) An overview of IBM's mobile strategy which spans the entire software development lifecycle and leverages products that provide collaboration, integration, and transparency.
2) Details on IBM's acquisition of Worklight to extend its enterprise mobile capabilities with a leading mobile application platform.
3) An explanation of how IBM addresses the full range of mobile enterprise needs including extending/transforming existing capabilities, building/connecting mobile apps, and managing/securing mobility.
IBM InterConnect Build and Deploy MobileFirst ApplicationsLeigh Williamson
The document discusses deploying mobile first applications. It begins by stating that mobile application development is a top priority for businesses. It then discusses how mobile development and management are different from traditional approaches due to factors like smaller screens, unstable networks, and more devices to support. The document advocates for a comprehensive integrated development approach that supports all app development approaches and is based on open standards. It provides examples of companies like Colmobil and FIMC that have improved customer service and efficiency by extending their systems to mobile with IBM Worklight. The document positions IBM as a leader in helping companies excel at mobile first strategies with offerings like Worklight, Rational Test Workbench, and MobileFirst Platform.
June 25 webcast adding mobile to power applicationsLeigh Williamson
This document discusses IBM's mobile development offerings, including IBM Worklight. Some key points:
- IBM Worklight provides tools for cross-platform hybrid mobile app development that maximize code reuse across platforms.
- Worklight includes an application runtime, studio for development, an operational console for management, and an application center store.
- Worklight adapters allow mobile apps to connect to various backend systems and technologies like databases, HTTP endpoints, and more.
- IBM offers integrated development environments that include Worklight for developing mobile apps that connect to existing backend systems on platforms like Power Systems.
February 2013 IBM/DeviceAnywhere Webcast on Mobile TestingLeigh Williamson
The document discusses how the Keynote DeviceAnywhere platform and IBM tools can help deliver high quality mobile apps. It provides access to real mobile devices in the cloud to test apps, which is important as mobile apps must be tested across different devices and configurations. Using Rational Quality Manager and DeviceAnywhere together allows planning, executing, and reporting on tests run remotely on real devices.
This document provides a summary of a presentation on addressing challenges in mobile application testing. It discusses how mobile application testing is different than traditional web testing due to factors like device fragmentation, new capabilities to test, and more network considerations. It also outlines what mobile testers need, including test automation, device cloud access, test planning and reporting tools, and the ability to test various parts of a mobile solution like the backend systems and network. The presentation was given by representatives from IBM and AT&T.
Rational Insight is an enterprise reporting solution from IBM that addresses challenges in reporting across departments and disparate data sources. It provides automated, reliable reporting and dashboards across projects, teams and tools through integration with IBM Collaboration Lifecycle Management tools. Rational Insight leverages the Cognos BI platform and uses an extract, transform, load process to integrate data into a data warehouse for real-time and historical reporting.
The document appears to be notes from a training or tutorial on building a weather chatbot. It includes steps for setting up APIs from OpenWeatherMap and Dialogflow, as well as deploying the chatbot to services like Heroku. Sections cover choosing a programming language, integrating additional APIs, and configuring responses and fulfillment.
This document summarizes an Udacity study group in Taiwan focused on artificial intelligence (AI) courses. It provides details on past meetup events and speakers, an overview of AI programs offered by Udacity, Coursera, and Microsoft, and contact information for the group manager Ryan Chung who works on AI, data science, and web development programs at Institute for Information Industry.
This document appears to be notes from a training on Amazon Alexa skills. It includes:
1. Links to Amazon documentation on speech conventions and interjections for different languages.
2. Steps for building skills like setting a default response, creating functions, and testing the skill.
3. Examples of skills that could be built like trivia, flashcards, and checking the weather.
4. References to Amazon services like Alexa Presentation Language, Alexa Skills Kit, and slot types that can be used in skills.
This document provides an overview of the Alexa Dev 101 training session. It includes topics like the Alexa voice service, interaction model, custom slots, video skills, sample utterances and code samples. Links are provided to developer documentation and tools on the Amazon developer portal. Sample code snippets are shown for handling intents and slots. The training covers key concepts like invocation name, custom skills, AWS Lambda, and publishing skills.
This document discusses an IT training center in Taiwan called III that offers data science courses. It provides links to III's website and details on a partnership with Microsoft to cultivate data scientists in Taiwan. The document also mentions that III focuses on AI and IoT topics and compares outcomes of fewer graduates with higher revenue and skills versus more graduates with lower revenue and basic skills.