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In February, Computerwoche, the popular weekly magazine for IT Managers published an interview with Matthias Schulz, CIO of the Year. Mr.Schulz summarizes what generally enterprise should learn from the public internet in three major cornerstones: effortless maintenance of information, instant searchability and controlled processes. Why is this mentioned in our blog? Well, it is because [...]

This article is the second post in our new series that introduces notable JavaForge projects and community members. See the previous post about JPlay here. Would like your project to be introduced here? Just tweet a message with the #javaforge hashtag to @intland, and we will get back to you. In this post, we would [...]

This blog post is the first article in a new series that we are launching today. Starting from this week, we will introduce notable JavaForge projects and community members on a regular basis. How does it work? We will pick up an active project pretty much randomly, and will make a quick email interview with [...]

The #Mercurial Eclipse plugin (HgEclipse) is miles ahead of the #Git plugin in both features and stability. Neil Hartner on Twitter #HgEclipse makes me seriously considering about switching from #git to #mercurial. The plugin is just so much better. @woeye on Twitter Well, all I can say is Wow! MercurialEclipse was ok, but Intland has [...]

This post is written by a guest writer, G. Hussain Chinoy of Bespoke Systems. Hussain is writing about his experience building an awesome timeline mash-up. His app pulls out events from Google Calendars and issues from codeBeamer’s super-elastic trackers, and visualizes them along a SIMILE timeline. What makes it even more interesting from technical perspective [...]

Have you heard of HgEclipse, the Mercurial plugin for Eclipse that actually works? We have released it for the public last December (see this post). Since then more than a 1000 Mercurial users installed it, and now we are receiving positive feedback all over the blogosphere and Twitter. Mike Wilkes of Intelliware.ca writes (see his [...]

Intland has just successfully completed a codeBeamer rollout project for a large German government authority. Our customer is now operating codeBeamer on the Oracle WebLogic 11g application server and Oracle Database, within a completely Oracle infrastructure. What are the benefits of deploying codeBeamer on a high-end WebLogic application server? High availability: you can achieve near-continuous [...]

Markus Eisele, a software architect from Bavaria, has set up a web page dedicated to his very own codeBeamer extensions, which might be interesting for all codeBeamer users. Currently, there are two plugins available for free download: Tag Label Cloud Plugin: wiki plugin to render tag clouds. Gallery Plugin: wiki plugin to show nice galleries [...]

Just recently, Armin Müller of ScopeSET has started to blog about the codeBeamer extensions he developed in connection with ScopeSET’s OpenAmeos community platform. In the first article of this new series, he writes about integrating GanttProject, a free desktop project management software, and codeBeamer, our Collaborative ALM tool, to provide a comprehensive project management solution. [...]

"CodeBeamer is an excellent, enterprise class collaborative software development platform. The Intland professional services team provided excellent guidance in making our computer telephony integration (CTI) business requirement a success", said Patrick Deutschle, Acting Head of IT of Allianz Handwerker Services. Problems & Challenge Allianz Handwerker Services (AHS), with a staff of over 200 employees, is [...]