The Borland Application Development Radars (Vendor Focus)

This brief analyses the strengths and weaknesses of Borland's Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) offering. Borland is rated according to its market impact, user sentiment and technology strength.



Report Highlights
Enterprise users are progressively moving away from point solutions in the application development space towards well integrated Application Lifecycle Management solutions that help them manage the entire lifecycle of application development, deployment, and ongoing management and monitoring. The ALM market is in the midst of transformation, with new players entering the market and established ones growing through acquisition. With technology equivalence an expected feature of this market in the medium term, vendors not only need to offer strong technology solutions but also differentiate on a variety of strategies and business models.


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DATAMONITOR VIEW 1
CATALYST 1
SUMMARY 1
MARKET DEVELOPMENTS 2
The ALM market is consolidating in more than one direction 2
Technology Definitions 3
Project Portfolio Management (PPM) 3
Requirements Management (RM) 3
Change and Configuration Management (CCM) 3
Model-driven Development (MDD) 3
Build, Deploy and Release Management (BRM) 3
Test Management (TM) 4
Application Performance Management (APM) 4
ANALYSIS 5
Borland: ALM Radars 5
Recommendation: Shortlist 6
APPENDIX 7
Datamonitor Ratings 7
Methodology 7
Extended Methodology 7
Technology 7
User Sentiment 8
Market Impact 9
Further reading 10
Ask the analyst 10
Datamonitor consulting 10
Disclaimer 10

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Figure 1: The Borland ALM Radars 5


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