Get the Latest North American Business Study on Service Virtualization from Coleman Parkes

More than half (60 percent) of respondents in this independent study of large enterprise IT leaders claim that the constraints of unavailable systems routinely cause software projects to be delivered late. To compound the situation, applications are usually released with reduced functionality, according to 70 percent of those surveyed.

• Download a copy of the report here. (log in required)
  
• Read Shridhar Mittal's blog about the results.
  
• Media advisory from CA about the North America SV study.
  
• View an SV Slideshare of the study statistics.
  

Customer demands are clearly driving an increase in expectations of IT to deliver faster, while avoiding ever-increasing risks due to change and complexity in how software is integrated and managed. New delivery methods, from composite and cloud architectures, to mobile apps, only makes assuring quality more difficult.

This groundbreaking "Business Benefits of Service Virtualization" study is the first global series of its kind, now comparing enterprise application development trends for North America and Europe.