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Enalean SAS is the organizer of this event.
Feel free to contact us by mail at tuleapcon@tuleap.org or by phone +33 (0)7 68 12 24 66.
🇨🇠Geneva • March 27-28th, 2019
Live conferenceAgile and DevOps at Enterprise Scale
Return of experience. Demos. Networking.
Both for beginners and advanced users.
What's TuleapCon?
REX, Talks, Demos, Networking and Fun
TuleapCon is a free event for all those building software.
Project and Product Manager, QA, CTO, CEO, Developer, IT Ops, this conference day is designed for you.
Speakers from worldwide companies, experts in software engineering, Agile, DevOps, high-level developers, come together speak about the industry-proven Tuleap tool, 100% Open Source.
Tuleap user or not, welcome. You will learn many things.
About Tuleap
Tuleap is the 1st 100% Open Source solution for Agile management and software development.
It helps development teams to deliver smart software easier, better, faster. Tuleap is an all-in-one tool that handles Agile approaches as well as waterfall and requirement management.
Tuleap speeds up the development workflow from task tracking to releases. It empowers teams with fine grained configurable project workspaces and integrates leading tools as Eclipse, Git, Subversion, Jenkins and Gerrit.
Confirmed speakers
Lionel LOURDIN
President, Free IT Foundation
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Nina REIGNIER-TAYAR
DSI, Université Grenoble Alpes
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Pierre-Yves COLLE
IT Program Manager, STMicroelectronics
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Karine CAUSSE-GOBINET
Software Life Cycle Management Solution Director, Dassault Systèmes
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Pierre PILAZ
Function & Integration Standard Platform Manager, JTEKT
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Pierre MULLER
RFID BU Technical Leader, EM Microelectronic
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Raphaël HIET
Project Design Authority, Thales
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Jérémie VIANIN
Research Assistant, HES-SO
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Replay 2019 Edition
March 27th 2019 Open to all - Free of charges - Sponsored by Enalean 🇫🇷 This conference will be in French 🇫🇷
8:30
Welcome Coffee
#fun
9:00
Keynote: Tuleap news and perspectives
#OpeningKeynote
Manuel VACELET & Laurent CHARLES, Enalean
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How Tuleap helps people doing a great job
What could be more tangible than explaining Tuleap by the users themselves? This track gives the floor to the ones who are working with Tuleap day after day. Whatever your profile, you will understand how much your job will become easier.
9:30
As a Platform Manager
#workflowPierre PILAZ, JTEKT
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9:45
As a Developer
#workflowMarie-Ange GARNIER, Enalean
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10:00
As an IT Ops
#workflowThomas COTTIER, Enalean
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10:10
As a Service Manager
#workflowDenis PILAT, STMicroelectronics
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10:30
Break
How top companies succeed in software engineering?
11:00
🇨🇠EM Microelectronic - SWATCH Group
#use-case
🇨🇠EM Microelectronic - SWATCH Group
The 5 things that have led us to an ALM and why we chose Tuleap
#use-case
Pierre MULLER, EM Microelectronic
EM Microelectronic was founded in 1975 in Switzerland and started its activities by designing miniaturized ultra-low power integrated circuits (microchips) for watches. EM is today a leader in supplying electronic circuits for battery-operated and field-powered applications.
Pierre MULLER, RFID BU Technical Leader at EM, explains the reasons why his company has decided to deploy an Application Lifecycle Management solution and why they chose Tuleap.
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11:30
🇫🇷 THALES
#use-case
🇫🇷 THALES
Multiple teams, various usages, one single Tuleap
#use-case
Raphael HIET, Thales
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12:00
🇨🇠STMicroelectronics
#use-case
🇨🇠STMicroelectronics
Monitoring Activity and Deliverables of a large IT project with Tuleap
#use-case
Pierre-Yves COLLE, STMicroelectronics
IT Programs at ST are worldwide large projects composed of multiples teams and leaders to coordinate. To manage large programs, how avoid hundreds of non-tracked emails and over-complex tools?
Pierre-Yves COLLE shares how he designed and adapted workspaces with Tuleap to perfectly suit his needs: get at the same time, an helicopter view for his top management and an analysis detailed view for monitoring progress at project level.
Replay
12:30
Lunch, Networking, Demos
Empowering teams with effective collaboration workplaces
How to solve the top challenges of
Software-Driven Companies
14:00
🇫🇷 Successfully transitioning to agile in 3 steps: from value to tools
Nina REIGNIER-TAYAR, Université Grenoble Alpes (DSI)
When it comes the time to merge 3 IT departments of the 5th French University, creativity and operational efficiency are crucial. To tackle this challenge, the new IT department of UGA dramatically changed his habits and started introducing the principles of the agile manifesto.
Step by step, Nina REIGNER-BAYAR tells the story of the IT department, from working groups to real-case projects that now run with Tuleap.
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14:00
🇫🇷 PLM and ALM Synergy
Karine CAUSSE-GOBINET, Dassault Systèmes
Nowadays' complex products increasingly require the integration of hardware and software development processes. This makes ALM-PLM coherence one of the hot topics of industrial companies.
To discuss this big challenge, Karine CAUSSE-GOBINET from Dassault Systèmes will give a talk at TuleapCon 2019. She will explain how PLM and ALM can collaborate, share why Tuleap is a good ALM and how the 3DEXPERIENCE platform can be connected to Tuleap.
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14:45
Scrum or Kanban: which is better for my team
Martin GOYOT, Enalean
While the key to becoming agile is simply to embrace the approach and what it stands for, there are a number of methodologies that you can adopt. Two of the most popular methodologies are Kanban and Scrum.
This talk explains what Kanban and Scrum are, the similarities, the differences, how to decide which is the best option for your team and what it looks like in the real world.
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14:45
Agile at scale with SAFe in Tuleap
Laurent CHARLES, Enalean - Geoffroy GRELOT, Direction Générale de l'Armement (French Government)
Agile methodologies as Scrum, Kanban or XP focus on individual team planning and delivery activities. To scale agile across multiple teams and plan work at a higher level, the Scaled Agile Framework for the Enterprise (SAFe®) is an efficient approach. SAFe® provides ceremonies, roles, metrics and relationships that allow organizations to leverage lean and agile at enterprise scale.
One of the key point in SAFe® is the Agile Release Train (ART). The aim of the Train is to align teams to a common business and technology mission. This talk points out the essentials of SAFe with a particular attention on the ART. Then, Geoffroy GRELOT will show you how implementing SAFE using Tuleap tools.
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15:30
Workflow, Documents, Baseline: what you get in Tuleap 11.0
Manuel VACELET, Enalean
Tuleap 11.0 comes with a lot of new capabilities to manage your process workflow, create and organize content as well as initial support of baselines. It's time to catch-up!
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15:30
DevOps in Tuleap
Thomas GERBET, Enalean
Tuleap integrates or is connected with efficient tools to automates development workflow. We will show you how building a continuous development and delivery pipeline with Git, Pull Requests and Jenkins in Tuleap.
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16:05
Break
16:35
🇨🇠Managing a research or student project on tuleap-campus.org
Jérémie VIANIN, HES-SO
Easylab is the Research and Development Laboratory of HES-SO, the University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland. One of the project is eVIP, an energy project. eVIP aims at proving an application to help hoteliers monitor energy consumption of the electric vehicles they provide to their clients.
Jérémie VIANIN contributes to the eVIP project as a developer and scrum master. He demonstrates the management of the eVIP project hosted on tuleap-campus.org, the free platform for students, trainees and teachers.
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16:35
End-to-end traceability, from requirements to tests
Mathieu AUVRAY, Enalean
Being able to trace project items all along the software lifecycle is a significant factor in assuring quality software development and maintenance. There are multiple benefits: from a business point of view: align evolving customers' needs with the software developed or satisfy compliance for regulatory standards, as well as from a software engineering point of view.
Tuleap enables tracing project items overall the software life. This talk will show you how to link the first requirements and stories to the tests steps, to bugs, to source code, code review, CI and documents. A real powerful demo.
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17:20
Monitoring performances of your Tuleap server
Manuel VACELET, Thomas GERBET - Enalean
Tuleap does a good job out of the box to deliver a good performance level, even at scale of thousands or then-thousands of people. However, due to the high-level of configurations and the large number of combination of tools’ usage, you might hit performances issues.
In this talk, you will discover how to put under control the key aspects of your platform and how Tuleap team deals with performance analysis using Prometheus in Grafana and Blackfire.
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17:20
Tuleap Trackers: when one size doesn't fit all
Mathieu AUVRAY, Matteo MAZZERI, Marie-Ange GARNIER - Enalean
Have you ever dream you can customize as you (really) want your trackers? Say goodbye to waiting for administrator approval. With Tuleap tracking system, you can configure your project trackers, yourself, at project level. Fine-grained permissions, workflow and triggers, field dependencies, specific user groups, you get the full control. Sounds too good to be true? Come to this talk, you’ll get your smile back.
We’ll play familiar scenarios, unadapted, frustrating ones and we’ll show you how they can be fixed with Tuleap trackers configuration settings.
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Closing session
18:05
🇨🇠The power of Open Source to boost open innovation
#ClosureKeynoteLionel LOURDIN, Free IT Foundation
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18:30
Cocktail
#fun
19:30
Dinner
#funMarch 28th 2019 Restricted to OpenRoadmap members
9:00
12:30
12:30
Open Roadmap morning
- Proposition of the Tuleap Open Roadmap 2019
- Open Discussions to collect members feedback and re-prioritise major features
Access
Wednesday, March 27th 2019
8am - 7pm
The International Business Management School HEG, Campus de Battelle
Rue de la Tambourine 17, 1227 Carouge
Geneva, Switzerland
By car
By train
- From Paris: 4h30
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From Lyon: 2h
Then from train station:
- By car, taxi: 15min
- By bus: 20min (free during the stay for those who booked an hotel)