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Welcome to Part IV of our government program offices series. If you haven’t already, go back and read the introduction to the government program offices series to learn more about how Jama Software supports government program offices and more about me and my qualifications. You can also read Part I, where I discuss the development of the RFI/RFP […]
[…] controls. In addition to the high number of items, there is the common scenario of many-to-one or one-to-many relationships that must be kept clear as well. For example, one design input can address multiple user needs or vice versa. Thus, without proper organization, it is possible to miss creating a corresponding design input to […]
[…] the products that the semiconductor industry sells are still integrated circuits (ICs), in many cases the supporting software, documentation and system-level understanding are just as important as the product themselves. A key example of this are the products produced for the automotive industry that must meet the Functional Safety requirements of ISO 26262. Early in the days of integrated circuit design, […]
[…] industry pursue meaningful progress in social, environmental, and cultural spaces. Not only do we feel that these companies are deserving of recognition—we also consider them a great example as we build a stronger future together.” To be accepted for the Tech Cares Award, each nominated organization had to be a B2B technology company that […]
[…] what has changed. This allows them to assess the impact of the change that caused the suspect and make appropriate changes to the linked requirements. A good example of this is if a set of verification tests are linked downstream to a functional requirement. If a change to the details of the functional requirement […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] that the data that’s in the new system has any or all of the resemblance of the data that it had in your original place. So for example, if you’re migrating data from DOORS into Jama Connect, you need to know and recognize the data in Jama Connect was the data you originally worked […]
[…] of medical devices, we can expect to see simulation as an increasing trend in the regulatory side of the healthcare industry.” The Computer Modeling Evolution In an example of how in silico can speed up the development, Thierry Marchal, Program Director for Healthcare Solutions at Ansys, writes in this recent post on our blog, […]
[…] in unstructured data that provides no traceability, no understanding of changes between versions and no easy way to provide structured feedback. The automotive industry is a great example of complexity across the supply chain with OEM’s traditionally working with hundreds of suppliers. It’s not unusual to find tens of thousands of requirements in an […]
[…] to malfunctions or failures. The concept of functional safety applies to everyday life and every industry you can think of. The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) provides this example of transportation functional safety: “When you board a train, the subway or a cable car, functional safety ensures that the doors close before the vehicle departs […]