IBM Rational solution for Collaborative Lifecycle Management V6.0.3 helps teams to improve software and systems delivery through higher productivity and quality.
Teams that create and evolve complex IT systems and mechanical-electrical-software products need modern tools and development practices to overcome the challenges of increasing solution complexity, compliance, and cross-organization coordination and collaboration. Version 6.0.3 furthers this with the following enhancements:
- Extend agile development to agile program and portfolio planning with built-in Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) V4.0 templates.
- Gain efficiencies from easier parallel development and reuse of requirements and tests with Global Configuration Management of many component streams and baselines within project areas in IBM® Rational® DOORS® Next Generation and Rational Quality Manager.
- Find insight into project dependencies and status using:
- Jazz™ Reporting Service with more development data
- More ready-to-copy reports
- More graph formatting options
- Collaborate more easily on requirements with expanded use case support for requirements interchange across supply chains and newuser interface wireframe diagrams.
- Improve productivity of manual testing with new customizations and automated testing across multiple servers.
- Improve productivity in complex software development with improved change and merge use cases in Rational Team Concert™ source control management and enhancements when updating Rational Team Concert work items while using Git.
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