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Regaining control of your Java release cycle can dramatically improve build stability, security, and developer productivity. In this video, Perforce OpenLogic experts share practical guidance on Java dependency management, including how to audit dependencies, govern their use, and reduce risk in complex builds.

Navigating Spring dependencies can be challenging. As many Java developers know all too well, the biggest risk in maintaining legacy Spring applications isn’t in the code you wrote — it’s in the web of dependencies you inherited. Hidden deep in your build files, these libraries can make or break your application’s ability to stay secure and up to date. In this video, OpenLogic experts explain how transitive dependencies in older versions of Spring Boot and Spring Framework can negatively impact your application's stability and security.

In this demonstration, Perforce Delphix expert Jatinder Luthra gives an insightful overview of using the Delphix MCP Server. After highlighting data operations’ latest challenges and MCP basics, Luthra takes you on a demo journey following a QA Lead, Sarah, featuring example scenarios and use cases. Find out how you can use the Delphix MCP Server prompts to bolster your organization’s testing, troubleshooting, and cross-team collaboration — watch the demo now.

AI doesn’t run on prompts alone—it runs on context. Architecture, security, and governance shape how AI makes decisions. Better context leads to safer, smarter outcomes.

AI promises speed and automation — but most teams are still stuck jumping between disconnected tools across development, testing, and operations. In this video, we introduce the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and how it enables AI assistants to securely access tools, systems, and real-time context across the software delivery lifecycle. MCP is the foundation of Perforce Intelligence, allowing AI to: The result: less friction, faster feedback, and AI that works with your existing systems — not around them.