Telelogic commits early to the CFramework (EPF)

“As an early committer, we are pleased to be involved at the inception of this project and to share some of our best practices. Open source development processes will clearly have a large impact on the systems and software development community, and Telelogic has a broad range of expertise to help them evolve,” said Bill Shaw, Senior Vice President Common Technologies, Telelogic.

Telelogic will contribute to a process that is fundamental, complete, and extensible. The process is fundamental in that only essential content is included; complete in that it can be manifested as an entire process to build a system; and extensible in that it can be used as a foundation on which process content can be added or tailored as needed. The process takes an agile approach to development, valuing team collaboration and benefits to the stakeholders. The process provides this progressive approach to building systems within a proven, structured lifecycle.

In addition to contributing to the open source EPF, Telelogic also plans to offer its clients robust process extensions for systems and software projects more complex than the EPF is intended to help.

“This is another step forward in our Enterprise Lifecycle Management (ELM) strategy to deliver solutions for automating and supporting best practices across the enterprise. Organizations will benefit from the additional value of Telelogic’s robust process extensions and automation that make processes across the lifecycle scaleable and actionable on real projects,” said Ingemar Ljungdahl, Chief Technology Officer, Telelogic.