Does Your WebSphere Team Get Along? It Can with Enterprise Application Management

Date Published: 27 OCT 2004

About the White Paper: The good old days of data processing meant iSeries developers worked on the iSeries, UNIX developers worked on UNIX, Windows developers worked on Windows and Mainframer developers stuck to the big iron. Then along came WebSphere and everything changed. Now, synchronizing work across enterprise platforms is difficult and time-consuming. Project teams must meet frequently to determine the readiness of components. Enterprise Application Management (EAM) can dramatically improve WebSphere development teams' productivity by coordinating multi-tier application development across teams. In a WebSphere environment, EAM is the plumbing that helps IT consistently deliver high-quality applications that meet end-user requirements on time and within budget.

Author:

Aldon

About the Author:

For more than 25 years, Aldon has delivered application management and support solutions for the enterprise. The Aldon Application Lifetime Management Suite manages the multiple release lifecycles within each lifetime of every enterprise application. More than 1300 companies, including nearly 25% of the Fortune 500, rely on the Aldon Lifetime Suite. Privately held, Aldon is headquartered in Emeryville, California and maintains nine offices worldwide serving more than 40 countries.

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