Reliable, self-service application and component delivery with universal packages

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Greg Divis
Greg Divis
Software Director
Inedo
location_city Portland, OR schedule May 22nd 04:00 - 04:45 PM PDT place Park Ballroom people 2 Interested

Simplify your complex, multi-component architectures using universal packages and feeds, and distribute your applications and components to consumers who can then decide how and when they upgrade. Consumers don’t necessarily need to be end-users, but could be other development products, installation tools, or technicians who perform work for the end user.

 
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Outline/Structure of the Presentation

  • Life before Universal Packages
    • the challenges with application delivery that organizations with complex, multi-component architectures are experiencing, and the consequence of using traditional methods to deliver these
  • What is UPack and what are the benefits
    • a brief overview of what UPack is, and how it can help with these
  • Case study: Inedo Extensions
  • Case study: Silverfit
  • Case study: Desktop Hub
  • Next steps
    • How you can start using Universal Packages to simplify your applications and components

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Continuous Delivery in Enterprises

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Packaging and Application Delivery

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