SourceIQ Announces “Metrics for Management” Seminar Series

Portsmouth, NH, April 22, 2007 – SourceIQ, an IBM Ready for Rational Partner, announced that it will be conducting a series of seminars with IBM Rational titled “Metrics for Management”. These seminars will be focused on senior management involved with application development who need to improve their processes for bottom-line savings, top-line improvements and overall governance. The forum will include a combination of speakers to discuss critical issues facing software managers today:

• Managing delivery and quality across globally distributed teams
• Stricter rules around software governance and compliance
• Greater application complexity as legacy architecture evolves toward SOA
• Faster responsiveness to business demands for customer-facing functionality

At this seminar, we will show how you can gain lasting improvements in your organization through better metrics and analytics from development tools you are already using. We will address questions such as:

• What core software metrics should be established?
• Where do these metrics reside? How are they captured?
• How can these metrics be used to drive organizational change?
• How can you implement an applied metrics initiative in your organization?

Speakers will include:

• “Impact of Process Improvements”, presented by David Lubanko, IBM Rational Principal Consultant
• “Making IT Metrics Actionable”, presented by David Koenig, President, Brookline Technology, and former division CIO at Citigroup and Liberty Mutual
• “Unlocking Key Project Success Indicators Contained in IBM Rational”, presented by Roger Dunn, CEO, SourceIQ

About SourceIQ
SourceIQ is an independent software vendor (ISV) with headquarters in Portsmouth, NH. SourceIQ Enterprise Server provides an integrated, consistent view of software projects across the enterprise, giving managers the metrics and analytics required for governance and global teams. SourceIQ automatically analyzes the artifacts in code management systems, producing a repository of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in four critical areas: code quality, code volume and volatility, team contribution, and governance. www.sourceiq.com email: info@sourceiq.com. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their owners.