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Beyond CM into ALM—Just a Change of Focus?
CM is an important driver for development productivity, yet remains often overlooked when discussing how the development lifecycle could be optimized. Often, this happens because of the perceived complexity of parallel strategies and additional overhead. However, today’s CM tools offer powerful capabilities that allow users to tap into that potential.
Lean-Agile Traceability: Strategies and Solutions
For some lean/agile practitioners, the idea of maintaining traceability among different development artifacts is nonsense. However, there are times when traceability is required and other times when it's highly valuable. We need to develop a value mindset of transparency in our processes and approach, such that traceability requirements can be satisfied with the least effort needed.
Building Requirements Quality throurh Coverage and Testability
As we look to deploy or improve a requirements practice, the output should lead to a set of complete and quality requirements. A way to get there is to ensure that requirements have been captured in all pertinent categories and are testable. Often times, requirements focus on user needs and limited functional areas. But what may be overlooked are lesser requirements categories (e.g., security, usability, etc). It is therefore essential to capture requirements that ensure coverage in the requirements space.

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