P4 Blog
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August 15, 2011
by Randy DeFauw
The idea of merging bugs has immediate appeal to release managers. On a daily basis, developers may think in terms of modifying files and submitting a batch of files (a changelist). But release managers usually think in terms of bugs or tasks slated for a release.
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August 12, 2011
by Patrick McGarry
While Perforce is busy listening and striving to engage directly with users as much as possible, we also want to make sure the topics being discussed are "of interest" to our community at large. To that end, we would love to be able to serve as a platform for everyday users of Perforce like yourselves to share war stories from the trenches.Posted In: -
August 11, 2011
by Randy DeFauw
Recently I dropped by NI Week, National Instruments' annual convention in Austin, Texas. NI is a long time Perforce customer and integration partner. A lot of the products developed by NI and its LabVIEW customers are versioned in Perforce. Just goes to show that you can version everything in Perforce - including the designs for robotic vehicles and beer testing stations!Posted In: -
August 10, 2011
by Randy DeFauw
A lot of those new to Agile need some guidance on actually implementing Agile practices. Whatever your role in Agile, coaching and hands-on demonstrations can help you get started.

Along those lines, Perforce and three of our partners are getting together again for a series of webinars on Agile processes. These talks focus on real world problems and solutions:
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August 09, 2011
by Alexa Weber Morales, Perforce Correspondent
A steadfast focus on stellar SCM and global partnerships has paid off in the last year for Perforce. As the world starts to realize the importance of configuration management, Perforce has grown consistently in all geographies, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.Posted In: -
August 08, 2011
by Bryan Pendleton
I don't generally keep up with the genre of "robot horror fiction", but a close friend recently gave me a copy of Daniel Wilson's Robopocalypse: A Novel, and I rather enjoyed it.
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