Polarion X 2606 is our latest SaaS release that builds upon the foundation of Polarion ALM 2606.
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Pioneering E-Mobility: RWTH Aachen’s Vision for Heavy-Duty Trucks The Chair of Production Engineering of E‑Mobility Components (PEM) at RWTH Aachen…
For decades, systems engineering lived by a comforting, linear reality: you froze physics, wrote thousands of deterministic requirements in an…
The era of cloud computing and mobile application development has created more challenges in the maintenance and management of requirements.In the SD Times article “Requirements management: Ch…
If you were looking for support for Windows 8 and Microsoft Internet Explorer 10 in our recent service release 3 and were disappointed not to see it announced, please don’t let it run your holidays. …
Shortly before Christmas the Polarion R&D team released an update for all Polarion products: Polarion 2012 Service Release 3 (SR3).
As usual, this Service Release delivers important bug-fix…
By Tim Ströbele
Polarion has actively supported the Subversion community since 2005. One major contribution has been a set of free Subversion tools, and in particular tools for migrating to Subve…
Many verticals such as automotive, medical, and railway are given standards that are necessary for our daily life safety and security. Many of these standards were initially based on manufacturing…
By Lutz Dornbusch
It can happen to anyone. But it’s not necessarily your worst nightmare…
… if a Polarion Work Item or LiveDoc document gets deleted by mistake. Chances are it can be recove…
We are pleased to announce that we are launching a new page dedicated to Test Automation, which highlights how Polarion supports Test Automation and benefits such as full traceability, support f…
Polarion exhibited at Keep Austin Agile 2012 in Austin, Texas. Around 400 people attended, with many attendees interested in Agile solutions. Polarion ALM and Agile solutions were well re…
