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Software EMEA Performance Tour 2013 London, UK 2 July

© Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

ALM today and tomorrow Ravit Danino

Director of product management, 2 July 2013

© Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. 3

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This is a rolling (up to three year) roadmap and is subject to change without notice.


This is a rolling (up to three year) roadmap and is subject to change without notice.

HP confidential information

This Roadmap contains HP Confidential Information.

If you have a valid Confidential Disclosure Agreement with HP, disclosure of the Roadmap is subject to that CDA. If not, it is subject to the following terms: for a period of 3 years after the date of disclosure, you may use the Roadmap solely for the purpose of evaluating purchase decisions from HP and use a reasonable standard of care to prevent disclosures. You will not disclose the contents of the Roadmap to any third party unless it becomes publically known, rightfully received by you from a third party without duty of confidentiality, or disclosed with HP’s prior written approval.


A radically different kind of user

Mainframe Client/Server Web Devices

System-centric User-centric

Users born after 1980


Wanted: constant access to feature-fresh apps running on the device of choice.

All trends bend to the user

Mobile apps

Native PC apps

Mobility

Time

Volume

Velocity

Time

Volume

Rate of release per app per month

Hybrid environments

On premise

Cloud

Time

Volume

Transactions

Time

Volume

Transactions per day


ALM/ QC


What’s new in ALM/QCE 11.5

Reporting HP ALM

HP Quality Center Enterprise

License management HP ALM


Test Management HP ALM


Development management HP ALM


Project management HP ALM


Lab management

HP ALM

HP PC


Lab management automation

Managing and scheduling

• Manage testing resources

• Pool resources • Schedule timeslots for

tests and resources

Automated lab deployment

Schedule lab deployment and test execution

• Build a model • Provision a lab • Deploy the

application build

• Create build verification Tests

• Detect build completion • Run tests against

dynamic lab


Available in HP ALM and HP PC

Lab management automation

Build verification testing

Run nightly Dev build

Define AUT topology

Schedule nightly test set

Define BVT sets

Report

Report

Run test

Deploy AUT topology


ALM FUTURE


This is a rolling (up to three year) Roadmap and is subject to change without notice.

All product views are illustrations and might not represent actual product screens.

Future: WEB-BASED USER INTERFACE

Shift from the desktop thick-client to an all web-based thin client

Will work on Chrome, Firefox, IE, and Safari

Complete revamp of the product user interface

Customers can continue to use both thick and thin client in their installation

Phase 1

• Requirements • Management • Definition

Phase 2

• Manual Test Execution

• Defects

Phase 3

• Automated Test Execution


Future: Client – new look and feel

This is a rolling (up to three year) Roadmap and is subject to change without notice. All product views are illustrations and might not represent actual product screens.




Future: Phase 1 - Requirements

Document Creation Support

Enhanced Text Editor Change Tracking and Comparison

Improved document printing Built-in approval process

Requirements Functionality

Updated tree views Enhanced tagging and filtering

Improved traceability views Support for mock-ups




Future: Phase 2 – Tests and Defects

Test Management

Updated linking mechanism Defect types Offline defect submission

Defects

Standard capabilities: create, edit, execute

Updated test execution functionality

Offline test execution


Future: Phase 3 – Automation



Lab Management

Test Creation

Requirements

Automated Test Execution

Defects

Planning

Automation of the application lifecycle

Configure the test lab to automatically deploy functional and performance tests

Enhanced test automation framework


Future: WEB UI




Future: ALM/QCE on a mobile device

DEFECT REPORTING

MANUAL TEST EXECUTION

• Enter a defect

• Add a snapshot

• View submitted defects

• Run manual test

• Add a snapshot

• View test results



Future: Defect submission mini-app


Agile Manager


Modern apps require a quicker response Huge projects are risky and fail far too often

Today’s Reality

“I can’t take another fire-drill or working weekend”

“We spend all our time on docs & admin”

“Quality is too often an afterthought”

“Requirements constantly change”

Pressures of modern delivery The Business

“This isn’t what we asked for” “We need to innovate faster”

Apps teams


“Over 40% of companies have adopted Agile...” “...but less than 20% have scaled Agile across the Enterprise ” - Forrester Research, Inc.


HP Agile Manager Empower Agile teams. Enable enterprise agility.


HP Agile Manager defined

Agile project management

User Story management

Defect management

Workspace provisioning

IDE integrations

Key Capabilities

Development analytics (ALI)

A SaaS solution for Agile

Instant-on service

Regular, incremental releases driven by user feedback

Web-based, intuitive UI

Complements HP ALM/QC

Key Characteristics


HP Agile Manager defined

Agile project management

User Story management

Defect management

Workspace provisioning

IDE integrations

Key Capabilities

Development analytics (ALI)

SaaS for instant-on service

Regular releases driven by user feedback

Web-based, clean, intuitive UI

Complements HP ALM/QC

Key Characteristics

Leverages HP’s broad portfolio


A complementary solution to HP ALM/QCE

HP Agile Manager – ALM Synchroniser

Velocity and quality for the enterprise

• Native integration to leverage best-in-class quality management and continuous testing capabilities of HP ALM/QCE

• Traceability, asset sharing, visibility across broader enterprise app ecosystem

• Enterprise support for both Agile and non-Agile projects

Agile Manager HP ALM/QCE (on-premise or SaaS)

• Requirements • Defects • Test data & metrics

SYNC


Sprint Backlog Sprint planning


Taskboard Sprint execution


Defect management Sprint execution


Release overview Insight & visibility


Build summary Insight & visibility


Build detail Insight & visibility


Customizable dashboards Insight & visibility


Mobile Functional Testing


History repeats itself in mobile

Early days of web (1990s)

A rush to build web pages

Initially static data dynamic

A new user experience

Boutique driven internal IT

Marketing focused business value

Was a huge opportunity for us

Early days of mobile (now)

A rush to build apps

Initially static data dynamic

A new user experience

Boutique driven internal IT

Marketing focus business value

It is a huge opportunity for us

Similarities from past technology shifts


The mobile explosion… is just starting

Source: http://articles.businessinsider.com/2012-05-02/tech/31528536_1_bubble-tech-valuations/8 And http://articles.businessinsider.com/2012-03-28/research/31248281_1_ios-android-hard-drive


Why worry about the network? By not considering actual network conditions, testers can get trapped

VS. Capacity > 500+ users

Without real network conditions

False sense of security

Capacity < 200 users

With real network conditions

Realistic expectations


HP Mobile Performance Testing + Shunra Network Virtualisation • PC or LR – Synthetic Load,

monitoring and analytics

• Shunra emulates real

world network conditions

• Dynamic network

characteristics create

realistic and valid mobile performance testing results

Web, DB and other servers

Shunra Network Virtualization

LG LG

LG

LG

LR or PC

3g 2g Wifi LTE


UFT


Increased demands from the quality assurance teams

The testing world continues to change

Limited Resources

• Tighter Budgets • Developers

/Business Analysts entrance to the ‘game’

Bigger Coverage

• Cloud-Based Apps • XML/Web-Services • Mobile Testing

Agile Test Execution

• Shorter Release Cycles

• Continuous Integration/Delivery

Complex Verification

• Multiple Tiers of Validation

• Embedded Sys • Packaged Apps

The only way to keep up, is to automate!


HP Unified Functional Testing

GUI (QTP)

API (ST)

Fram

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ork

(B

PT)

Serv

ice

Vir

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ation

Spri

nte

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Turn

-Key

HP U

FT

Mobile

HP Solution - One Integrated Suite for Automation Testing mobile, packaged and hybrid composite apps

ALM Requirements Release

Management Test Planning …

Lab Management


Performance center , LoadRunner


This is a rolling (up to three years) Roadmap and is subject to change without notice

HP mobile performance testing + Shunra network virtualisation • HP Performance Center and

HP LoadRunner provide Synthetic Load, monitoring and analytics

• Shunra NV emulates real world network conditions

• Dynamic network characteristics create realistic and valid mobile performance testing results

~70% of Mobile Performance on Network

Backend monitoring: Sitescope / Diagnostics Performance

mobile protocols:

PC

LR

Mobile Network

Characteristics

NDA content


Mobile Performance Validation Solutions for all Mobile Application delivery models

Multiple Protocols

Mobile Applications Protocol

-Supports Native and Hybrid apps

-Real and emulated devices

Mobile TruClient Protocol

-Emulates true User Experience

-Supports Web based Mobile apps

-Ideal for Agile development

Sybase Unwired Platform

Multiple Recording Options

Analyse Network Traffic

Device Emulator Recording

On Device Recording

-Android to be released soon

-iOS and Windows in plan

Mobile Browser Emulation

-Firefox

-Chrome (planned)

Next Gen Network Virtualisation

New Integration and Capabilities

-Emulate multiple networks on each Load Generator

-Emulation control from within LoadRunner

New Licensing Models

-Term or Companion VU

NDA content



Performance application lifecycle

Accurate, Realistic, Reliable Testing

Updated log file analysis of production data for IIS

Integration with Google Analytics

Refine load test details

Collect & analyse production data

Load test Analyse load test data

Compare production and load test data

NDA content



Performance Center: cloud bursting

LG

LG

LG

LG

Performance Center on premise

AUT


NDA content



Provisioning report

NDA content


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