Polarion

How to Integrate QR Codes With Testing

Did you ever think about how you might integrate QR into your team’s daily standup meeting? Or that you could execute test runs using QR codes?

QR code technology has some super-interesting applicat…

A Klocwork Polarion: Ultra-danger to source code bugs

We’re very excited to announce yet another new Polarion extension… one that is extremely dangerous (to bugs in source code, that is!)

Polarion is now integrated with Klocwork Insight,…

"Enterprise Agile": No Longer a Contradiction of Terms

by Jiri Walek
The benefits of Agile development are widely known and embraced these days. But, just in case it’s new ground for you:

Agile processes are focused on delivering the most busines…

ALM and DevOps: SD Times talks about next generation

According to a recent SD Times article, ALM suites welcome DevOps into the fold:
“The next generation of application life-cycle management tools will support both DevOps and the notion of manag…

Can Social Media help you identify Requirements?

By Stefano Rizzo

A social media approach to gathering requirements can bring some interesting benefits to your organization:

Involvement of more stakeholders
Ability to harvest unusual requi…

Get a Load(ster) of this…

Its official: we have a new integration with our partner Loadster, who provides load & stress testing for performance and scalability requirements.

The new Loadster Connector for Polarion enable…

Supporting our Avionics customers

While Polarion’s core product has all of the traceability, history, and granularity to comply with DO-178C, many of the reports and documents still needed to be created by hand to ensure compliance.
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Recent recorded webinars for Medical Devices

Involved with safety-critical medical device development?  We have a couple of recent on-demand medical webinars you can instantly watch for free:

Mitigating and Managing Risk for Medical De…

Managing ISO 26262 doesn't have to hurt

By David Merrill

When it comes to managing ISO 26262 compliance, if you’re feeling a bit like the obscure comic character The Iron Skull, who solved problems by bashing his head against solid object…