Christophe Marton is co-founder of Neotys and co-creator of the development tool NeoLoad. Previously, he worked at Calendra where he developed his expertise in the performance and load testing space, for which he ultimately developed a unique vision for a next generation solution. While at Calendra, he developed software solutions for the identity management market which was later acquired by BMC software in 2005. During his six year tenure at Calendra, he developed the skills required to create, develop and take cutting edge software to market. Marton is a Computer Engineering graduate of ESIL Marseille Engineering School.
The world has changed dramatically for organizations that use web-enabled
business applications in enterprise environments. The complexities of modern
applications, which include multi-tiered, globally distributed architectures,
SOA and a host of other new technologies, have forced major change in the way
enterprises develop, test and manage web-enabled applications. Specifically,
Rich Internet Application (RIA) technologies such as Adobe Flex allow a
faster, more engaging, interactive experience with browser- enabled
applications and services. While an attractive option for developing expanded
application capabilities these RIA technologies bring new challenges to
organizations that need to deploy application features and functions in a
compressed time frame and at a lower cost.
Preparing for the shift as part of this new technology trend, companies must
adapt the... (more)
Christophe Marton is co-founder of Neotys and co-creator of the development tool NeoLoad. Previously, he worked at Calendra where he developed his expertise in the performance and load testing space, for which he ultimately developed a unique vision for a next generation solution. While at Calendra, he developed software solutions for the identity management market which was later acquired by BMC software in 2005. During his six year tenure at Calendra, he developed the skills required to create, develop and take cutting edge software to market. Marton is a Computer Engineering graduate of ESIL Marseille Engineering School. 
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