Enterprise Dev Ops At Scale

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CollabNet® (www.collab.net), the global leader for Enterprise Cloud Development and Agile ALM, and UC4 Software (www.uc4.com), the leader in IT Process Automation, have entered into a strategic partnership to help IT organizations achieve enterprise DevOps at scale.

Enterprise DevOps at SCALE

Jim Ensell, Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer, CollabNet, Inc.
Wesley Pullen, VP Global ARA Technologies, UC4
Randy Clark, Chief Marketing Officer, UC4

Copyright ©2012 CollabNet, Inc. and UC4. All Rights Reserved.

November 6th Announcement

• CollabNet is the leader in Enterprise Cloud
Development and Agile ALM
• UC4 is the leader in IT Automation with
specific focus on deployment
• Announcing Industry’s First “Enterprise
DevOps platform” that will automate
development through deployment
– Joint development, marketing, sales and
support agreement
– New Product announcement:

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The Need for
Enterprise DevOps

App

Agility Control
development operations

• Growing multi-platform • Increasing compliance and
requirements control such as security,
availability, performance
• Increasing code complexity
without operational • Lack knowledge of
consideration application internals
• Enterprise-wide frequency of • Trying to reduce changes to
iterations and releases avoid potential problems
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“Application Release is the
Main DevOps Hurdle”
Release at the pace of CI
• New releases
• Maintenance and patches
• Emergency hotfixes
• New integrations
Enable seamless collaboration
• Promote seamlessly across
the lifecycle
• Trace back from production
to builds, code, and teams

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Changing the Market

Copyright ©2012 CollabNet, Inc. and UC4. All Rights Reserved.

3.6 Million users worldwide > 2000 enterprise customers
• Industry leading Agile ALM • Largest independent IT automation
Platform vendor
• Rapidly growing developer • Process millions of IT transactions
community each day
• Scales to any number of globally • Scales to thousands of nodes
distributed teams simultaneously

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Dev Leader Meets Ops Leader

Magic Quadrant for ALM Magic Quadrant for Workload Automation

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Enterprise Dev Ops At Scale

1. Enterprise DevOps at SCALE Jim Ensell, Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer, CollabNet, Inc. Wesley Pullen, VP Global ARA Technologies, UC4 Randy Clark, Chief Marketing Officer, UC4 Copyright ©2012 CollabNet, Inc. and UC4. All Rights Reserved.

2. November 6th Announcement • CollabNet is the leader in Enterprise Cloud Development and Agile ALM • UC4 is the leader in IT Automation with specific focus on deployment • Announcing Industry’s First “Enterprise DevOps platform” that will automate development through deployment – Joint development, marketing, sales and support agreement – New Product announcement: 2 Copyright ©2012 CollabNet, Inc. and UC4. All Rights Reserved.

3. The Need for Enterprise DevOps App Agility Control development operations • Growing multi-platform • Increasing compliance and requirements control such as security, availability, performance • Increasing code complexity without operational • Lack knowledge of consideration application internals • Enterprise-wide frequency of • Trying to reduce changes to iterations and releases avoid potential problems 3 Copyright ©2012 CollabNet, Inc. and UC4. All Rights Reserved.

4. “Application Release is the Main DevOps Hurdle” Release at the pace of CI • New releases • Maintenance and patches • Emergency hotfixes • New integrations Enable seamless collaboration • Promote seamlessly across the lifecycle • Trace back from production to builds, code, and teams 4 Copyright ©2012 CollabNet, Inc. and UC4. All Rights Reserved.

6. 3.6 Million users worldwide > 2000 enterprise customers • Industry leading Agile ALM • Largest independent IT automation Platform vendor • Rapidly growing developer • Process millions of IT transactions community each day • Scales to any number of globally • Scales to thousands of nodes distributed teams simultaneously 6 Copyright ©2012 CollabNet, Inc. and UC4. All Rights Reserved.

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#6: This section of the presentation explains the impact we are going to make in the market.The main objective is to avoid the “just another partnership” reaction.
#9: This section of the presentation explains the impact we are going to make in the market.The main objective is to avoid the “just another partnership” reaction.

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