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In Documents vs. Conversations, on the Pyre blog, Greg Wilson does that thing that we so rarely do – he takes a step back, and thinks from an entirely different perspective about managing requirements. He proposes the idea of managing requirements as conversations, instead of [...]
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Use cases are a great tool for establishing the scope of a project. They provide a framework for defining what needs to be implemented (if it doesn’t support a use case, we don’t need to implement it). They also set expectations with [...]
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SteelTrace is targeted as a likely takeover candidate in this post from the Computer Business Review online. Borland (CaliberRM) and Teleologic (DOORS) are the most likely suitors identified in the article.
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