Rational Atlantic Eclipse Based Solutions
An anonymous reader writes "The following articles highlight major enhancements to the core Rational software solutions. These solutions, code-named Atlantic, help unify development team members on the open Eclipse framework and more tightly link business, development, and operations organizations."
"tightly link business, development, and operations organizations"
Yes, but does it create synergy between the different organizations? What about leveraging the intellectual quotient of the engineering staff? Does it have any value-added features to enhance the bottom line? Please tell us what to think Rational!!!
I, for one, welcome out new...er...what the hell does Rational do again?
DAMN YOU OCTODOG! DAMN YOU TO HELL!
Now that I can tightly link my business and marketing with a new semantic oriented paradigm shift that's horizontally compatible with my vertical integration, I can finally think outside the box and my dynamicism will be prolific!
I don't need no instructions to know how to rock!!!!
Posted by Hemos on Monday January 10, @12:35PM
from the IBM is giving us a nice reach around for this one department.
The Rational Marketing Dept writes "The following articles highlight major enhancements to the core Rational software solutions. IBM Rules These solutions, code-named Atlantic, help unify development team members on the open Eclipse framework Everyone Buy Rational Tools and more tightly link business, development, and operations organizations. (Yeah we don't even know what that means)"
I tried for 5 years to come up with a clever sig...only to realize that I am not clever.
Something like, "atlantic, is a ______ that works with Eclipse, a ___________________________."
Sure, Atlantic is an enhancement to the the core Rational software solutions that works with Eclipse, an open framework for development team members.
In other words, if you're like me, you got up this morning and said to yourself, "Gosh, I really need some solutions to help unify my development team members. And not only that, I need to more tightly link my business, development, and operations organizations."
Of course, you might not have gotten up this morning and said that to yourself. If so, then it probably indicates that your business and development operations organizations are not sufficiently tightly linked to enable you to prioritize that mission, going forward, on a fully scaleable, integrated, enterprise-wide basis.
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