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Noser Engineering Launches NOSERlifecycle Partnership for Application Lifecycle Management

By Rahul Arora
TMCnet Contributor

Noser Engineering AG, the Swiss based global information technology consultancy, recently launched NOSERlifecycle Partnership for Application Lifecycle Management at the annual ALM-Talk in Zurich, Swtizerland. The NOSERlifecycle partnerships will be offered at several levels: NOSERlifecycle Potential; NOSERlifecycle Integration; NOSERlifecycle Projects & Solutions and NOSERlifecycle Brain Sourcing.

Noser Engineering has been managing the life of an application through governance, development and maintenance from the last 10 years. It synchronizes, automates and optimizes the relationships and dependencies between business management and software engineering. Noser Engineering will leverage the skills of its award-winning ALM team that includes engineers with more than 25 years expertise across multiple IT disciplines and technologies.

"ALM best practice equals value creation year after year, development cycle after cycle and release upon release" said Axel Hohnberg, Head of Microsoft (News - Alert) Business Unit, Noser Engineering AG, in a statement. "NOSERlifecycle Partnership enables a software development culture of innovation, collaboration and accountability."

Noser Engineering AG provide information technology consulting, solutions and services to local, European and multinational companies. Swiss ICT Champions and an award winning Microsoft ALM consultancy, founding member of the Open Handset Alliance (News - Alert) (Android), leader in Swiss System Testing/QA and over 25 years within embedded systems, Noser Engineering are members of the Noser Group of companies.

Last year, Noser Engineering led and implemented the Central Control System for the Skyline Parking AG futuristic, fully automated, pilot facility. Long before the ceremony earlier 2010, Noser Engineering said it began working with engineering teams from Skyline Parking AG and its sub-system partner companies involved in constructing and bringing on line Switzerland's first fully automated robotic parking facility based on Skyline's technology. Through numerous workshops various concepts, processes and the integration of the different sub-systems were defined and analyzed. Use cases were consulted upon and documented to lay the foundation for the development of the Central Control System and the Domain Model.

Rahul Arora is a TMCnet contributor. He has worked as an editor and freelance writer for several reputed organizations in India. To read more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Rich Steeves