HP software solutions facilitate the creation of enterprise cloud applications

cloud computing is changing the way organizations operate and deliver applications from the original, increasingly complex business processes. Once self-contained applications are now being designed based on networking services and developed over a short period of time. This is enabled by the new software solution, announced by the Hewlett-Packard, which is dedicated to enhancing collaboration among application delivery teams and supporting organizations to speed up business innovation and reduce operating costs. Make the original complex program simple and lightweight. They need to find ways to deliver applications quickly, while also managing quality, performance, and security risks in a heterogeneous development environment.

It is expected that by 2012, theNetwork new applications of IDC 85% will be specifically designed for access in the cloud. the new HP software solution is a key component of the HP Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) suite. to accommodate this change, it organizations need a unified platform to manage and automate the delivery cloud and composite applications. The suite speeds application delivery through a single platform while enhancing collaboration between different application delivery teams. HP solutions provide business analysts, developers, and testers with better visibility and higher levels of automation in the lifecycle to streamline delivery processes.

HP's new ALM software solutions include:
1. HP Service Virtualization 1 is a series of application lifecycle management solutions that can effectively reduce complexity and business risk. By instantly accessing a simulated environment, the organization will be able to enhance the performance testing of composite applications. The simulation environment also eliminates the need to build redundant test environments, access production systems, or recreate an agent to simulate service behavior.

2. HP Creator Lifecycle FDI (ALI) is an intelligent enterprise technology solution that transforms different data into actionable information. Combined with HP ALM 11, HP ALI can support real-time viewing of changes to the source code, while allowing developers to work with the tools they choose. This will enable organizations to measure the impact of changes on requirements, testing, and defects before the application is published, thus obtaining a comprehensive analysis of the quality of the application.

3. HP Agile Accelerator 5.0 features a new scheduling tool to view deliverables in the development process and provide real-time visibility in the application lifecycle to quickly respond to changing business requirements.

Michael Sonnleitner, senior developer at Raiffeisen Software Solution, said: "In our application delivery process, the tools used by different teams vary, making it difficult to make big decisions quickly." By using the new HP ALM solution, both in the cloud and locally, our development and QA teams are now able to collaborate effectively to deliver critical business applications quickly and efficiently. ”

"The development of today's business processes drives the application complexity up," said Jonathan Rende, vice president and general manager of HP Software division. Companies need to be agile and responsive to changing business needs to keep innovating. The new HP ALM solution helps organizations speed response changes and shorten application generation time. ”

The new HP ALM solution will help businesses and governments achieve the "instant agile" business goals. In a world where connectivity is ubiquitous, "instant-agile" companies incorporate technology into all components and are committed to instantly meet any needs of customers, employees, partners and the general public.

Customers deploying HP ALM solutions can take full advantage of the flexible financing offered by HP's financial services company. The company is a subsidiary of HP's leasing and Lifecycle Asset Management Service, which provides targeted financing solutions to the requirements, organizational structure and resource needs of the enterprise.