General Introduction Today, time is valuable. Products must be processed at even shorter intervals. At the same time, customer demands…
Polarion for Automotive 2404 includes updates for our industry-ready solution covering Automotive Functional Safety (ISO 26262) and Cybersecurity (ISO 21434).
Omdia report reinforces Siemens leadership position in regulated software lifecycle management solution market. I would like to first begin with…
While Agile methods are becoming more and more popular in Software Development shops, Requirements Management is a formal discipline widely adopted and adapted in System Engineering and in general in…
We’ve just released an updated version of our open source project SubTrain, our highly appreciated SVN training tool for new and advanced Subversion users and admins. In terms of downloads, it gets …
Several customers and friends reported to me that they would like to embrace Agile methodologies for their development team. Most of them are, however, concerned about how to Manage Requirements with…
In the previous post we defined the requirements lifecycle and we outlined its formats and capture methods. Let’s now take a look at a few of the ways organizations approach requirements management t…
Intro In this Blog series I will try to reveal new ways to improve your requirements process – regardless of your starting point or requirements process. In this post I will define the requirements…
We are proud to announce a brand new Polarion Portal – Polarion POP – the place to go for all kinds of extensions to our products. On Polarion POP you can find:
Integrations with other solutions…
Polarion has released an update for all products based on the Polarion ALM Platform. Version 3.3.2 is a maintenance release with bug fixes and various improvements and enhancements (no new features)….
by Nick Entin Sprint Development During a sprint, the development team continuously integrates all changes, and updated versions of the product are installed on the internal servers daily to prove…
by Michael Carey
Many people reading this post will have seen this image before:
The Polarion Software logo, right? But do you know what it represents and why? Here’s a hint:
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