Jazz.net just posted a preview milestone of Rational DOORS Next Generation. You can actually download the release milestone and play with it. While the web client screens are interesting (and it makes me wonder what the future of DOORS Web Access is), the most interesting screenshot was that of the …
Got this in my inbox. Figured I’d pass it along to all of you. Join 321 Gang for our September webcast: The 4 Principles of Effective Requirements Management Thursday, September 15, 2011 11 a.m. – 12 noon Eastern Daylight Time Registration: The 4 Principles of Effective Requirements Management Please join …
This has nothing to do with Requirements Management or DOORS, so you’ll have to forgive me for going off topic today. I am proud to announce that our first app for iOS, The gridFrame, is now available on the Apple App Store! Maybe in the future you’ll see an RM-related …
DOORS 9.3.0.4 was released on June 29, 2011. Among notable fixes are that the copy objects bug from DOORS 9.3.0.3 has apparently been fixed and Office 2010 support. I haven’t gotten my hands on it yet…but you can click here for all the details.
Serpent is a web-based launcher for Rational Publishing Engine and DOORS. Rational Publishing Engine is a good tool with some drawbacks. The main one is that it has to be installed on a user’s machine in order for that user to generate a document with it! This is unacceptable to …
I’ve upgraded the software that runs this site. One major issue has finally been resolved: I’ll get notified when a comment is being moderated. I had to implement comment moderation due to spammers and unfortunately did not realize that my mail system was not forwarding these moderation messages to me …
Just found out that upgrading my latest blog software broke the DXL Repository. I’ll work on getting it back up pronto.
Here’s a great story about how people can tend to make requirements much more complex than they need to be. While reading this, it’s not important that you understand the proposed solutions and why they were rejected. It’s just important that you get to the end and can see how …
