Posts about Jazz from the Baselines blog.
In Systems Engineering, “Rubber Stamping” is usually a bad thing, but when it comes to tool automation, it’s a lifesaver. If you use DOORS Next Change Sets, you’ve likely run into the constraint requiring an…
In this first IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management Tool Tip video, Kevin from Baselines Incorporated explains how he can tell if an IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM, formerly CLM) instance was set up by someone who…
IBM released Engineering Lifecycle Management 7.0 for general release today, and while we’ve covered Requirements Management with DOORS Next in some detail, we wanted to also cover highlights of the rest of the suite. Engineering…
Just wanted to give a heads up that IBM CLM 6.0.4 was released yesterday on jazz.net. Keep watching this space for details of new features.
IBM released the latest version of Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM) 6.0.3 a few weeks ago. As always, I like to go over the highlights. DOORS Next Generation 6.0.3 This release feels a bit more focused…
IBM just released the latest version of their Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM) suite, which includes DOORS Next Generation (DNG), Rational Team Concert (RTC) and Rational Quality Manager (RQM). This is a huge update and I…
From the jazz.net blog: The Collaborative Lifecycle Management team will be doing an AMA (Ask Me Anything) on the iAmA subreddit on July 16th from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Eastern time. For those not…
It’s been a long time coming, but you can head over to Jazz.net and download CLM 6.0, which includes new releases of RDNG, RTC, and RQM. This update has been a long time coming, and…
IBM DOORS Next Generation, Rational Quality Manager, and Rational Team Concert 5.0.2 were just released. You can read the release notes on Jazz.net. Notable in DNG are greatly enhanced file management and much needed updates…
Having done well over a decade of IBM Rational DOORS Administration, I was looking forward to moving to IBM Rational DOORS Next Generation to learn something new. And boy, with IBM Rational Jazz there’s a…
