Today’s embedded development challenges involve not only delivering more software and features, but includes the complexities of integrating and verifying software components implemented by developers, contractors, and third party vendors throughout the world.

In response, leading companies are turning to principles of Agile Development as strategies for effectively managing the complexities and challenges of embedded software development.

In this web seminar, you’ll learn how a Motorola software team successfully incorporated agile concepts of early, concurrent, frequent software testing into its embedded development process.

• Test-Driven: How to incorporate agile development principles of early, continual developer testing into the development process.
  
  
• Automate: Eliminate manual testing by developing reusable automated test assets that can be leveraged continually and in derivative projects.
  
  
• Break the Dependency: Enable the development team to effectively integrate and validate software, reducing the reliance on Product Test or System Test
  
  
• Increase Visibility: Gain continuous visibility into the robustness and completeness of project software
  
  
• Transform the Process: How continual, automated developer testing produces a more robust software process for large-scale, complex embedded development

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This presentation was originally broadcast
on July 20, 2006.

Presenters

John Shemelynce
Senior Director of Software Engineering
Motorola, Mobile Devices Business Unit
John leads embedded software development for Motorola’s industry-leading, ubiquitous iDEN wireless handsets. As a veteran of Motorola and the wireless communications industry, John shares his perspective on using Agile principles to meet the challenges of embedded software complexity.

Mark Underseth
Founder and CEO, S2 Technologies
Mark founded S2 Technologies in 2000, bringing over 20 years of experience in the design of embedded communication devices, including mobile satellite, automotive, and digital cellular products. Mark shares his observations on how increasing embedded software complexity is impacting product development and how Agile principles can transform software processes.