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[…] synchronization. They do not have to worry about the burden and overhead of sinking their entire project. They can be very specific regarding the conditions. As an example, imagine a process that dictates that a new user story in Jama Connect will only get created in Jira when the Jira status in Jama Connect […]
[…] Crucial Role of Traceability in Modern Product and Systems Development 19. Why Investing in Requirements Management Software Makes Business Sense During an Economic Downturn 20. Functional requirements examples and templates 21. Why do you need Requirements Management? 22. Writing Requirements Overview 1 Functional requirements examples and templates 2 Identifying and Measuring Requirements Quality 3 […]
Rimac Automobili’s innovation and success have supercharged its growth. To manage its rapidly-growing, complex large-scale systems for automotive development, the pioneering company turned to Jama Connect.
LDRA’s technical product manager talks predictions on a continued trend in the embracing of test automation and the use of artificial intelligence.
[…] The exact structure of ALM, and the particular solutions selected to support it, will vary based on the software development practices in use at an organization. For example, ALM can support Agile methodologies as well as DevOps automation processes built around continuous integration and deployment pipelines. In these instances, an integrated ALM process, backed […]
As part of our ongoing series of Ask Jama webinars, covering customer questions and best practices, this webinar addresses release management options.
[…] best meet the needs of all users and stakeholders, not just the most vocal groups. Technique #8: Role-play Some systems—certain kinds of enterprise software, like ERP, for example—must meet the needs of a variety of user types. Role-play can help to ensure that the needs of all users are being met. In a role-play […]
[…] and make their job easier than the current document-centric approach. If the change results in more work or makes communication harder, the battle will be lost. For example, the lead engineer or project manager may already be over their head and working 50–60-hour weeks. Requiring them to learn how to use a new tool […]
[…] ROI), what doesn’t, what is liked, what isn’t liked, and tailor the processes to best fit the needs of the organization. This pilot project can develop an example PMP, SEMP, and IMP that can be used as a template for other projects. A project ontology and schema can be developed that can also be […]
[…] architecture must be updated to consider the cybersecurity requirements. Each component of the system should be designed to support the cybersecurity requirements. Although ISO 21434 provides an example of developing a system in two layers of abstraction, no specific number of layers is required. Instead, the standard leaves it to the product development organization […]