BRYAN O'BYRNE    
Statesoft, Ireland

Brian O'Byrne Biography
Brian O'Byrne is a programmer/designer with twelve years experience in the IT industry. He started his career in Ireland On-Line in the technical support department before joining The Solutions Group (later ebeon). In ebeon Brian participated in the design and delivery of projects to customers including Independent Newspapers, AIB Bank, Davy Stockbrokers and Novartis.

StatesoftMore recently Brian has worked for Eontec (now Siebel Retail Banking) as a development team manager and for Irish Life International as a consultant programmer.

Brian founded Statesoft in 2003 to commercialise a product he developed based on his experience in delivering user interfaces for computer applications.

Presentation
Faster Application Delivery (the ViewControl Strategy)
ViewControl is an application framework that works by allowing you to define the behavior of your application as a UML statechart. It will take a statechart and build a prototype user interface for you. You can then customize this UI with any look and feel, and have it drive any business process. ViewControl can be used on applications deployed in both web- and desktop- environments.

This presentation is an anonymised case study detailing how one customer made use of the tool to replace the user interface on a legacy system with a new interface that is much more flexible and easier to maintain, as well as being based on more portable technology.

This presentation describes how a customer specified the application they wanted to develop and proved that specification by having end users criticise a prototype produced automatically from the design. The customer then went on to develop small pieces of this design incrementally. During a six month project eight incremental releases were promoted to production, allowing for a very rapid feedback cycle and an early return on investment.

With the project now complete the customer has the capability to maintain and adapt the new user interface with the confidence that comes from knowing there is no possibility of the central design document becoming out-of-synch with the deployment, and that further developments can be integrated in exactly the same way as the incremental releases seen in the first six months.

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