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WHAT:
MERGE 2014 - Thought leaders and practitioners of Continuous Delivery and DevOps speak at the Perforce Software conference.

• "What Continuous Delivery Means for Version Control" presented by Jez Humble, VP at Chef and co-author of Continuous Delivery: Reliable Software Releases through Build, Test, and Deployment Automation
  
  
• "Trunk-Based Development in the Enterprise: Its Relevance and Economics" presented by Paul Hammant of ThoughtWorks
  
  
• Two Continuous Delivery discussion panels featuring speakers from Sonos, Intuit, Salesforce.com, Nuance, Tableau, Chef, ThoughtWorks, and others.
  
  
• A Celix presentation examining how integrating IT automation and Perforce can speed up DevOps
  
  
• "adidas' Digital Platform for High-Performance Creativity" presentation looking at how globally dispersed designers use versioning technology to work together seamlessly
  
  
• "Salesforce's Adoption of Swarm" case study showcasing how Salesforce.com uses Perforce's code review and collaboration tool, Swarm™
  
  
• Two presentations from Boeing/Jeppesen: Looking at how the company improved collaboration across multiple software projects, and how cloud technology helps the transfer of hundreds of terabytes of data across multiple applications and platforms
  
  

WHERE:
InterContinental San Francisco
888 Howard St
San Francisco, CA 94103

WHEN:
Wednesday, September 17 - Friday, September 19, 2014
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. PDT

WHO:
Perforce Software and its customers and partners: 23andMe, adidas, Celix, Chef, DBmaestro, Electric Cloud, Go2Group, Guerrilla Games, ICmanage, Intuit, Boeing/Jeppesen, MathWorks, NetApp, Nuance Communications, NVIDIA, OpenMake Software, Parasoft, Pixar Animation Studios, Playground Games, Polarion, Pure Storage, Release Team, Remedy Entertainment, Salesforce.com, Samsung Electronics Corp., SK Hynix, Sonos, Spirent Communications, Inc., Tableau Software, ThoughtWorks, TomTom, Trend Micro, VMware, WMS Gaming, Xilinx