Adopting these four best practices around modern requirements management and requirements traceability will help your team ensure product quality, decrease time-to-market, and achieve regulatory compliance.
To help Jama’s avionics customers develop safe, quality products on expedited timelines, we’ve teamed up with the safety-critical experts at AFuzion.
Products are getting smarter, and development teams need intuitive, powerful requirements management solutions to manage that rising complexity.
Managing complex requirements necessitates that information be accessible to all team members at all times. Here’s how Jama Connect makes that easy.
Many teams are still using Word and Excel to manage requirements for very complex products. This means they’re missing real-time collaboration and insights, end-to-end traceability, and integration with product testing, to say the least.
In order complete a successful deployment and realize the full ROI of your software solution, you need a rollout plan that puts people first.
“The biggest benefit for us is the efficiency in completing and gaining agreement on requirements and testing procedures.”
In 1967, computer scientist and programmer Melvin Conway put forward the idea that a system will tend to reflect the structure of the organization that designed it. Conway’s law has shaped software development practices ever since.
Compliance standards that involve relatively new functional safety elements, will likely add additional requirements to the development process.
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