How and why Perl is used in a corporate environment - A case study
By Michael Kröll (pepl) from Dahut.pm,Innsbruck.pm,Vienna.pm, not_LNDN.pm
Date: Wednesday, 5 August 2009 09:10
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Corporate Perl
Tags: corporate perl
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The talk will give an overview of an example case there Perl is used in a corporate environment. After outlining the usage scenario including details on how Perl is used in a NASDAQ listed public company, sections on why Perl is used and a brief analysis of the standing of Perl inside the corporate company follow. The presentation concludes with a discussion of benefits and drawbacks of using Perl in a corporate environment.
Attended by:- Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni (Maddingue)
- Nicholas Clark
- Michael Kröll (pepl)
- Maroš Kollár (maros)
- Laurent Dami (dami)
- Léon Brocard (acme)
- Barbie
- Giuseppe Maxia (gmax)
- Gabor Szabo (szabgab)
- Salvador Fandino (salva)
- Joaquin Ferrero (explorer)
- Andrew Ford
- Sue Spence (virtualsue)
- Andreas Hetey
- Chisel Wright (Chiz)
- Luis Motta Campos (LMC)
- Tobias Kremer (tkremer)
- Markus Förster
- Patrick Michaud (Pm)
- Drew Taylor
- Jan Henning Thorsen (batman)
- Farley Balasuriya (Questorian)
- Jozef Kutej
- Lutz Gehlen
- Rosellyne Thompson (rozallin)
- Billy Abbott (cowfish)
- Ruslan Zakirov (ruz)
- Stig Palmquist (stigtsp)
- Cosimo Streppone (cosimo)
- Darius Jokilehto
- Wendy Van Dijk (woolfy)
- Henrique Alves (Halves)
- Solli Honorio (shonorio)
- Petru Ratiu (rpetre)
- Oliver Thieke (o-thieke)
- Wolfgang Radke
- Andrew Beech
- Thierry Douez (tdz)
- Daan Baldewijns
- Filipe Moreira