By Jama Software

[Press Release Recap] Jama Connect® 8.71 Exceeds Benchmarks for Saas Performance and Scale

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Jama Connect® 8.71 Exceeds Benchmarks #1 in scale, concurrent users, response times, global usage, and interoperability Jama Software, the leading requirements management solution provider, has announced performance benchmarks that set a new standard for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) used by engineering teams for complex product development. Specifically, Jama Connect® 8.71 exceeds benchmarks for published performance and scale […]

The Top Six Things You Should Know About TÜV SÜD

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The Top Six Things You Should Know About TÜV SÜD In the quest for innovation, product testing, compliance, and safety certifications remain key to accessing markets and gaining customers. No one wants to buy a product, service, or process that hasn’t been thoroughly vetted by an independent body. In the context of global markets, few […]

Simplify Complex Insurance Product Development with Jama Connect®

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Simplify Complex Insurance Product Development Enable process efficiency and real-time collaboration across product development teams to accelerate time to market. Jama Connect® is a software solution that enables insurance companies to streamline product development by managing project and product requirements from ideation through development, iteration, and launch. It brings people and data together in one […]

[Webinar Recap] Best Practices for Data Migration Towards MBSE

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In this blog, we recap a webinar discussing Best Practices for Data Migration Towards MBSE (model-based system engineering.) Data is one of the most valuable assets for organizations, but are we giving it enough attention? The prospect of moving to Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is tantalizing but often seems difficult when considering the move from […]

[Webinar Recap] Lessons Learned for Reducing Risk in Product Development

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In this blog, we will recap a webinar on reducing risk in product development Over the last 20 years, product development complexity has expanded exponentially, creating innovations in areas such as space tourism, autonomous vehicles, satellite communications, and more. In this webinar, Kemi Lewis, Senior Consultant at Jama Software, will demonstrate how Jama Connect© creates Live […]

[Webinar Recap] The Real Intent of MBSE – Keeping Up with Complexity

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In this blog, we recap a webinar discussing the real intent of MBSE (model-based system engineering.) Today’s products are becoming increasingly complex and software intensive. This presents major challenges for organizations being able to effectively manage all the data, information, and artifacts across the lifecycle for these types of systems — and one of the […]

Requirement Debt™: A Medical Product Program Risk

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In this blog, we discuss key takeaways from a recent whitepaper, written by Ivan Ma, discussing Requirement Debt™. What is Requirement Debt™ Requirement Debt is defined as the gap between product requirements + requirement traceability and the perceived maturity of the program + product. How Reducing Requirement Debt Reduces Project Risk It is imperative that […]

[Webinar Recap] Why Word & Excel Are Not Enough to Manage Complex Requirements

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In this blog post, we recap a webinar discussing why Word & Excel are not enough to manage complex requirements.  Product development is more complex today than ever before. Modern products are multifaceted and multidisciplinary, with hardware, software, and various engineering approaches coming together in the name of superior customer experience. Many industries — medical […]

Adopting MBSE: Challenging the Status Quo

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  This blog contains excerpts from a whitepaper titled, The Comprehensive Guide to Successfully Adopting MBSE, written by Lou Wheatcraft.  Adopting MBSE: Challenging the Status Quo in Product Development For product development teams to successfully implement a practice such as model-based systems engineering (MBSE), it requires the willingness of an organization to perhaps change processes […]