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Polarion Customer Self Service Portal - how to use it

The Polarion Customer Self Service Portal (SSP) offers our customers a comfortable and traceable overview of their support cases as well as access to a growing knowledge base. Here is a brief introdu...

New tutorial video: Word Round-trip

We have a new 5-minute video tutorial that demonstrates the basics of working with Polarion 2011's Round-trip for Microsoft Word (a.k.a. "Word Round-trip") feature. You can find the video at www.pola...

Polarion Performance & Scalability

Introduction This document will describe the critical performance factors of the Polarion platform, scalability pitfalls and limitations, and recommendations related to capacity-planning your produc...

Tutorial video: Test Case Management

We've published a new video tutorial on the test case management support provided in Polarion ALM 2011. The tutorial is in 2 parts of about 5 minutes each. See the videos on the video tutorials page,...

Add your logo to Polarion 2011's login screen

This Polarion 2011 feature sneaked in so late in the cycle that we didn't have time to document it. We certainly don't want to wait for the next release to tell you how you can customize the Polarion...

Polarion 2011 Tutorial Videos

The word is getting around about Polarion 2011 - downloads are increasing steadily. If you are now working with Polarion 2011 or plan to soon, you might want to check out our new series of tutorial v...

Ring in 2011!

No, not a new year (did that already)... a new Polarion! If the word hasn't yet reached you through newsletters, the grapevine, etc. it's official: Polarion 2011 is released! Press release...&nbs...

Electronic Systems Design

The length of your terminator doesn't matter

January 28, 2011

Many designers go to great lengths to make sure they do appropriate length-matching, even to the level of including the...

By Patrick Carrier

Electronic Systems Design

Vias are longer than their length

January 27, 2011

Yeah, that’s what I said. Vias are longer than their length. Phrased more appropriately, the delay introduced by a via has...

By Patrick Carrier