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Radio Caracas Television Speeds Development, Lowers Costs, and Ensures Regulatory Compliance by Using IBM Rational Software

Overview Founded in 1953, RCTV (Radio Caracas TeleVision) was the first commercial television station in the Venezuela. RCTV used a labor-intensive process to manage real-time scheduling, commercials, programming, and promotions. To respond quickly to changing government regulations and avoid the expense of commercial software, RCTV had to develop their own solution. To solve this company adopted the IBM Rational Software Development Platform, including IBM Rational Unified Process as a standard development methodology. IBM Business Partner ISCA provided training, consulting and mentoring services for the pilot project.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2007
Format	Case Studies
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