IBM Rational solution for Collaborative Lifecycle Management V6.0.2 provides engineering teams with a higher level of development efficiency, better quality, and higher productivity.
IBM® Rational® solution for Collaborative Lifecycle Management V6.0.2, an integrated solution for complex software and systems development, provides engineering teams with a higher level of development efficiency, better quality, and higher productivity. The enhancements delivered with Version 6.0.2 include:
- Enhanced support for configuration management and global configurations
- Many enhancements for IBM DOORS® Next Generation to improve user productivity, by scaling up and bulk data import-export
- Enhancements to Rational Team Concert™ that are focused on enhancing collaboration speed and efficiency
- Enhancement to Jazz™ Software Configuration Management
- to visualize strategic reuse, improved code reviews and general usability.
- Improvements to Rational Team Concert Developer for IBM Enterprise Platforms (IEP)
- Rational Quality Manager improvements for manual test scripts, test execution, and test artifact visualization
- Usability and functional enhancements for Jazz Reporting Services
- Usability and functional enhancements for Rational Engineering Lifecycle Manager
- Several capabilities that are delivered as a Beta offering, which includes support for SAFe 4.0 to quickly setup a Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) infrastructure in Collaborative Lifecycle Management; and the ability to export Collaborative Lifecycle Management data to IBM Watson Analytics to perform cognitive business analysis.
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