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Free Webinar: Make Subversion Agile in a Distributed Development Environment
Agile Expert and Published Author Steve Berczuk Explains How

Agile development requires constant communication between developers and continuous feedback from users. Your SCM, whether it’s Subversion or any other, is the key enabler for communication about the most important aspect of any software development project: the current state of your code.

The biggest challenge to effective agile development in a distributed environment lies in maintaining the same level of communication and the same level of access to your Subversion repositories that’s possible when everyone works from one location. The implementation architecture and the tools you choose to support distributed development can either help or hurt.

About the Presenters:

Steve Berczuk is an expert in agile SCM and a Certified Scrum Practitioner with over twenty years of experience helping teams work together through effective engineering, SCM, and project management practices. Steve is co-author of the book Software Configuration Management Patterns: Effective Teamwork, Practical Integration, and contributes to the Agile SCM column for Configuration Management Journal at CM Crossroads and Better Software Magazine. Steve is a member of the Agile Alliance, IEEE and ACM. He holds an M.S. in Operations Research from Stanford University and an S.B. in Electrical Engineering from MIT. Steve is an Engineer at Humedica, where he develops Saas-based business intelligence solutions for the health care industry. Steve's articles and his blog can be found at www.berczuk.com

Jim Campigli is COO and VP of Product Marketing at WANdisco, where he is responsible for operations and overall product marketing and product messaging. Jim has over twenty years of software industry experience at both early stage and public companies. In his previous role as a founder and CTO of Librados, Jim was responsible for product strategy and served as an evangelist for Librados' standards based approach to enterprise application integration. Jim was a member of the management team that led the company's successful acquisition by Netmanage, Inc. Following the acquisition, Jim joined Netmanage as CTO for the Librados products group. Prior to Librados, Jim was the VP of Product Management for Insevo, Inc., a leading middleware company specializing in enterprise application integration. Jim also held senior product management and consulting management positions at BEA Systems and SAP. Jim holds a B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley. Read Jim’s Subversion in the Enterprise Blog.

This webinar is hosted and sponsored by WANdisco, a corporate sponsor of the Subversion project with active core developers from the project on staff. WANdisco has recently launched a new Subversion community site.

Subversion is recognized by Forrester as the sole leader in the Standalone Software Configuration Management (SCM) category. WANdisco's flagship product, Subversion MultiSite, is used by Global Fortune 1000 companies to immediately synchronize Subversion repositories connected over a wide area network, enabling Agile development in a distributed environment.

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Enterprise Class Access Control and Security For Subversion and CVS

Learn how to safeguard valuable intellectual property and go well beyond the security features these systems provide on their own

Tuesday, May 20, 2008
11:00am PST / 2:00pm EST
(replay now available)
Case Studies
O2Micro
Sherwin Williams
Cirrus Logic

Speakers:
Jim Campigli
EVP and CTO, WANdisco

Rob Budas
Sr. Manager, WANdisco

Webinar Replay Now Available

Thank you to all that attended. For those that could not make it you can either replay the webinar online at: http://www.wandisco.com/php/preswatch.php?pname=webinar_ac&demo=0
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Overview

In this webcast, you'll hear several brief case studies highlighting the business and technical benefits of adding complete authorization, access control, and audit capabilities to Subversion and CVS. This session will not be about industry trends or analyst perspectives. Instead, we will focus on the known shortcomings in Subversion and CVS security capabilities and learn about a solution vendor's perspective on how to:

Create, maintain, and monitor complex security policies with minimal effort
Assign access privileges at the ROOT, branch, directory or file level
Integrate with LDAP and Active Directory
Audit and track all access to source code repositories
Make manual creation and administration of permissions at the OS level a thing of the past
Comply with Sarbanes Oxley requirements
Do all this without changing Subversion/CVS clients or servers

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