Virtual Lab Automation Dramatically Elevates the Performance of Your Test Lab
Ravi Gururaj, Founder & CTO, VMLogix
Background
Enterprises, independent software vendors (ISVs) and small/medium businesses (SMBs) are rapidly adopting virtualization technology. Virtual lab automation (VLA) has emerged as an innovative solution for streamlining software development and automating the entire development and test lab management while utilizing existing server virtualization infrastructure. This presentation will highlight specific capabilities enabled using VLA that will transform the management of your traditional lab infrastructure. These capabilities focus on how VLA can add significant value to the software engineering and testing/QA teams. This value enabled by VLA has helped test teams drive business growth and employee productivity and has dramatically elevated the use and performance of test labs.
Speaker Profile
Ravi Gururaj, Founder & CTO, VMLogix
VMLogix was founded by Ravi Gururaj who has over nineteen years of technology product development, management and marketing experience. Prior to VMLogix, Ravi was Managing Director of Trilogy E-Business Software Pvt. Ltd., the Bangalore based offshore development center of Trilogy Inc. of Austin, Texas. Previously, Ravi was Director, E-Commerce Initiatives at Trilogy, Inc., Austin and General Manager of UberWorks Inc., a Trilogy incubated universal wallet and shopping cart infrastructure software. He has also held senior product marketing roles at Dialogic Corporation (an Intel subsidiary), New Jersey and founded two software start-ups that designed and licensed reusable software components for application developers worldwide.
Ravi received an MBA with high distinction from Harvard Business School, where he was elected a Baker Scholar, and graduated with honors from the University of Pennsylvania, as a Benjamin Franklin Scholar in the Management and Technology (M&T) program, receiving a BSE in Computer Science & Engineering from the Moore School and a B.Sc. in Finance from the Wharton School.