An intriguing new web seminar coming free to a PC near you, from CBR in association with the leader in Software Delivery Optimization, Borland.

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Sadly, software defects are a fact of life for today's software development teams. It's estimated that 40% of the typical development team's time is spent correcting such defects, while correcting them later in the development cycle could cost up to 200 times more than correcting them close to their point of creation.

Hear from a range of experts - including an end user company that has already grappled with the discipline - just how Requirements Definition and Management can help you deliver your software more predictably, and at lower cost, by not only getting the requirements right first time but also ensuring the software is aligned with its business goals throughout the life of the project.

You may never wipe out software defects completely, but you can take steps to put them on the critical list. Hear from the experts and have your questions answered: don’t miss the web seminar!

When was the web seminar? Wednesday 28th June, from 2pm to 3pm

What is the format, and who are the presenters?

2.00pm: Introduction by CBR editor, Jason Stamper
Jason introduces the topic and provides some thoughts on the business case and cost justification for Requirements Definition and Management.

2.05pm: Analyst viewpoint: Butler Group analyst Michael Azoff
Respected Butler Group analyst Michael explains the current problems with software requirements management, and offers his suggestions for getting to grips with Requirements Definition and Management.

2.15pm: Customer practitioner viewpoint: Tinus Vellekoop, Business Development Manager for Sogeti Netherlands B.V.
Hear from the 'coal face' how one company tackled their requirements management challenges, and their views on the potential benefits to be reaped from Requirements Definition and Management.

2.30pm: Borland’s solution: Corne Human, Regional Product Line Manager (EMEA) for Borland's Requirements Definition and Management solutions
Hear how the latest technology can help to support a more holistic approach to requirements management, and how it forms a vital plank of Software Delivery Optimization.

2.45pm: Q&A Session
Your chance to interact and have questions answered by the presenters.