Payday loans
Car insurance

OpenMake Software offers Serena Builder Customers the opportunity to move to OpenMake Meister

Chicago, October 7, 2008 -  OpenMake Software, the leaders in build and release technology, today announced a special program for customers of Serena Builder and Serena Builder Enterprise.  Serena customers now have the choice to move their Builder support and maintenance from Serena Software to OpenMake Software providing them immediate access to the latest version of OpenMake Meister.

The last release of Serena Builder, version 6.41, is now over 3 years. Serena Builder was written on top of the OpenMake Meister technology which allows it to be easily upgraded to the latest release of OpenMake Meister 7.2. "Moving to OpenMake Meister 7.2 will provide the Serena Builder customers with many new features and enhancements", states Stephen King, CEO OpenMake Software.  "The most important of these features include Meister's improved continuous integration server, its ability to perform build mash ups that synchronize IDE builds with the Continuous Integration builds and support for Microsoft Team Build and Visual Studio 2008."

“OpenMake Software and Serena Software will work together to support interoperability between Serena Builder and OpenMake Meister”, explains Steven Mitzenmacher, Vice President of Corporate Development, Serena Software. To find out more about the program email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

A Meister 7.31 trail can be obtained from http://www.openmakesoftware.com/get-meister/

Customer Success Stories

100% Build to Deploy automation that is Developer Driven

See how American Family Insurance implemented a secure, developer driven, build to deploy process using OpenMake Deploy+ and CA SCM r12. This demo was presented at CA World 2010 and at the CA technologies Global Lifecycle User Group Quarterly meeting in September of 2010. This demo has an excellent example of how Deploy+ with Remote Agents can parallelize the build to deploy process.