Intland makes Distributed Version Control a core strategy
May 15, 2009
Stuttgart, May 15, 2009 – Intland Software, the leading provider of web based collaboration and application life cycle management solutions, today announced that Distributed Version Control will be a core part in the company's future product design strategy.
"Our customers closely follow the paradigm change in the version control market, and there is enormous interest on their sides to apply innovative techniques that generate real business value. DVCS is one of those. We want to react rapidly and to help them to succeed. It's that simple.”, said Janos Koppany, CEO at Intland.
About Intland Software
Intland Software was founded in 1998 with the mission to innovate a new generation of collaborative development solutions that address the escalation in team distribution and ever-increasing project communication complexity. Intland’s collaborative software development solution “codeBeamer,” is being used across diverse industries from small businesses to multi-national corporations. These companies use codeBeamer to solve many different business problems such as application life-cycle management, managing development outsourcing and improving development process management. Intland provides codeBeamer customers tightly integrated project control with versioning, issue management, knowledge management and build management in a single system. Intland customers' successes include major organizations such as: Allianz, ASUS, Bayer, Continetal AG, Diamler, Dassault Falcon, EDS, EADS, Luftansa, US Army, USDA, Siemens, Sun Microsystems and many others.
codeBeamer 5.4 with support for both Git and Mercurial
May 08, 2009
Last year we announced support for Mercurial, and today we are proud to announce that the next version of codeBeamer comes with support for both of the most popular distributed version control systems, Git and Mercurial!
Consider this as an addition to the centralized version control systems which codeBeamer already supports, most notably Subversion and CVS. While these two traditional VCS's already gained industry acceptance, more and more of our users keep asking for DVCS options. This is possible now. In case you want to learn more about why you should give DVCS a try, the Wikipedia article distributed revision control might be a good starting point for reading.
codeBeamer 5.4 with git and Mercurial additionally to Subversion is online from 13th of May 2009 on codeBeamer.com, a downloadable version is also available for qualified beta testers. If there is significant interest, we will provide options for Git and Mercurial also on our free Javaforge project hosting service.
Let us know (comment here or send an email to support at intland.com) if you have any questions or would like to see Git or Mercurial available on Javaforge.
Intland's codeBeamer 5.0 wins 2008 Jolt Productivity Award for Collaboration Tools
Mar 06, 2008
Intland Software’s collaborative development platform, CodeBeamer 5.0 wins 2008 Jolt Productivity Award for Collaboration Tools.
Palo Alto / Stuttgart, March 6, 2008 – Intland Software, the leading provider of Web-based collaboration and application life cycle management solutions, today announced that the codeBeamer collaborative development platform has won the 18th Jolt Productivity Award, in the category of collaboration tools.
Jolt Awards are given to products that have "jolted" the software development industry with improved speed, increased efficiency and overall impact on the development community. "This is the 18th year that the best and most useful products are awarded with the Jolt Product Excellence and Productivity awards.
"We are honored that codeBeamer has won the Productivity Award in the Collaboration Tools category”, stated Jean Pierre Berchez, VP Business Development at Intland. “We believe by focusing our solution on tightly integrating collaboration with application life cycle management capabilities, we are best addressing the challenges now facing distributed development teams. The result is real-time visibility, availability and control of all assets; these are essential requirements for increasing team productivity and reducing costs.” continued Berchez, “We have developed codeBeamer with these requirements in mind, providing not only innovative critical change management capabilities over the complete life cycle, but also the ability to capture and use intellectual capital generated during the development process. The Jolt Awards’ panel has a reputation for recognizing innovative solutions; we are very excited that our technology and direction has met with the panel’s criteria for Jolt Productivity Award selection”.
For more information on the awards please visit http://www.joltawards.com/.
About Intland Software
Intland Software was founded in 1998 with the mission to innovate a new generation of collaborative development solutions that address the escalation in team distribution and ever-increasing project communication complexity. Intland’s collaborative software development solution “codeBeamer,” is being used across diverse industries from small businesses to multi-national corporations. These companies use codeBeamer to solve many different business problems such as application life-cycle management, managing development outsourcing and improving development process management. Intland provides codeBeamer customers tightly integrated project control with versioning, issue management, knowledge management and build management in a single system. Intland customers' successes include major organizations such as: Allianz, ASUS, Bayer, Continetal AG, Diamler, Dassault Falcon, EDS, EADS, Luftansa, US Army, USDA, Siemens, Sun Microsystems and many others. www.intland.com
Intland Software Partners with Sun Microsystems
Jan 18, 2007
codeBeamer 4.2 Extends the NetBeans IDE with Complete Collaboration and Application Life Cycle Management Functionality
January 18, 2007 - Intland Software, the leading provider of web-based collaboration and application life cycle management solutions for distributed software development teams, announced the release of codeBeamer version 4.2.
codeBeamer is a Java Platfom Enterprise Edition (Java EE)-based collaborative development platform with integrated collaboration and application life cycle management features for development teams. It provides extensive knowledge management and change tracking capabilities in addition to task and workflow management. codeBeamer version 4.2 adds a host of new features including Enterprise Wiki, extended web services API, Oracle support and other features. The codeBeamer plug-in for the NetBeans IDE is open source, GPL-licensed, and a 15-user codeBeamer version is available now for free download at www.intland.com/products/cb-download.html
“In the era of outsourcing, next generation web technologies and social networking, developers no longer work in silos and must be able to communicate and share source code with each other,” said Tim Cramer, executive director for Java tools at Sun. “The codeBeamer plug-in for the NetBeans IDE provides developers with these collaboration capabilities.”
codeBeamer Enterprise Edition is used by many global enterprises like Allianz, Bayer, BenQ Corp, Continental AG, DaimlerChrysler, Dassault Falcon, EDS, EADS, JPMorgan, US-Army, USDA, Siemens and many others who develop software in a collaborative distributed environment.
“At USDA/NRCS, we are standardizing modelling efforts using a NetBeans based Modelling Platform (Object Modelling System). We chose NetBeans, codeBeamer, and Subversion because these technologies provide the only fully integrated collaboration solution that could effectively facilitate our development and deployment of simulation models in order to support modelling projects, such as the water supply forecasting project in the U.S. We have over 675 users and 200 projects across diverse geographical locations,” says Olaf David, Research Computer Scientist.
The codeBeamer® Enterprise Edition Plug-in for NetBeans was showcased earlier this week at NetBeans Day in Atlanta, Georgia.
About Intland Software
Intland was founded in 1998 with the mission to innovate a new generation of collaborative software development tools to address the escalation in team distribution and ever-increasing project complexity. Intland's collaborative software development solution, codeBeamer, is being used across diverse industries by major organizations such Bayer, BenQ, Continental, Dassault Falcon, EDS, EADS, JP Morgan, US-Army, USDA, Siemens, many others. codeBeamer is selected by organizations for its comprehensive collaborative development features, centralized web-based administration and for its scalability, security and its integration with industry standard Software Configuration Management systems. Intland has offices in Cary, North Carolina and Stuttgart, Germany. Visit Intland's web site at www.intland.com
Intland and codeBeamer are trademarks of Intland Software. All other names mentioned are trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of their respective companies.
