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Boost yourself with ResourceMiner!

Are you an experienced system developer feeling the burden of productivity demands?

BE FASTER while others spend time searching and understanding source files
MAKE EASIER to understand unknown parts of applications, no matter size and complexity!
GIVE ANSWERS quicker and even more accurate
FEEL COMFORTABLE doing the changes, including the hardest ones you rather avoid
FIND the DISTINCT TESTCASES that covers your changes

Mastering ResourceMiner will really help you and your team in the game of productivity!

                     

The concept of Application Mining is that source files are loaded into a database and becomes 
searchable in ways that system developer questions can be answered much faster and more 
accurate than searching and surfing source files manually in the developer environment.

Mastering ResourceMiner saves time and increase quality:

*        More effective and more accurate cost estimations

*        More effective and more accurate identification of code affected by a change request

*        More effective and more accurate quality audits

*        Facilitates the identification of program errors

*        Enables key resources to be liberated

*        Reduces the need of competence transfers

*        Increases your safety during an Applications Management assignment


Mastering ResourceMiner creates new possibilities:

*        Adjust and develop despite lack of competence

*        Extract documentation (architecture/design/function)

*        Harvest business rules

*        Work program language independent and over system boundaries, even portfolio wide


ResourceMiner
makes it possible to implement APM - Application Portfolio Management.


ResourceMiner
adds value throughout the entire application life cycle:

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