Our resources for CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) include work by QPI SIG member Don Butterfield and two basic references. This has been reposted from a May, 2006 entry. To add information please leave a comment. (more…)
IBM (formerly Rational) RequisitePro is a powerful tool for writing software requirements.
This tool is most effective when you are managing hundreds of requirements. Authors write with MS Word, and the requirements become part of a database which provides flexibility in retrieval and reporting.
stpBA Storyboarding integrates requirements management with diagramming of task flows and specifications. It can be used as a standalone tool, or integrated with IBM RequisitePro.
Omnigroup has a suite of tools for the Macintosh. OmniOutliner is the application for writing requirements, and it integrates with OmniGraffle, a popular visualization tool.
The Confluence Wiki is being used for collaborative work, including writing requirements.
This list has entries in two categories, (1) Product development standards, and (2) Product development methods. Please leave a comment to suggest additional resources or provide more information. (more…)
ITIL® (the IT Infrastructure Library) is a widely accepted approach to IT service management from the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) of the United Kingdom. The ITIL® self assessments are hosted (April 2006) by the IT Service Management Forum (itSMF). (more…)
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