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Adam Sherer

I market the OVM and the multi-language verification simulator for Cadence, tapping 18 years of experience in verification and software engineering including roles in marketing, product management, applications engineering, and R&D. With six consecutive Boston Marathons run on the Boston Children’s Hospital Marathon Team, I'm always ready to see who has the fastest verification on the planet!

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Welcome Sharath Siddappa From Rambus, You Are The 5000th OVM World Registrant!
Welcome Sharath Siddappa, the 5000th OVM World registrant! In only 10 months, the OVM has grown beyond 5000 registrants to more than 5200. I took the opportunity to ask Sharath a few questions about his interest in the OVM and how he wants it to develop   Read More »
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OVM - The "O" Means Opportunity
A few months back I blogged that OVM was " Open for Business ". A nice play on words, if I do say so myself, but is there real opportunity now that the door is open? 5200 OVM World participants. 10,000 downloads. 2100 forum posts. 200+ LinkedIn   Read More »
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OVM Momentum and Interoperability
The question of how to integrate legacy VMM VIP into OVM verification environments is an issue on the minds of many in the verification ecosystem. Ed Sperling has written a good article on this subject. For folks who have been tracking progress on the   Read More »
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OVM Leaves the Nest
OK JL , one more marketing post, but this is a good one and even hints at technical content to come. :-) Y'all may have seen that Mentor and Cadence announced that the OVM Advisory Group (OAG) has been up and running since February this year. You   Read More »
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Putting a face on the OVM
As I recently blogged , there appears to be growing buzz over the Open Verification Methodology (OVM). Last week we saw two press announcements from companies ( OKI and KPIT ) realizing technical and business gains adopting the OVM. By the way, since   Read More »
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OVM is "Open" for Business
Open things are just curiosities until the ecosystem figures out how to turn them into money. Java and Linux are good examples of that. When they first hit the "open" space, they were interesting technical solutions to interoperability (Java   Read More »
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