Archive for the ‘ALM’ Category
ClearCase UCM Stream Strategies
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: April 9, 2009
ClearCase users, you may find the following details very useful:
IBM Rational ClearCase Support would like to welcome you to a ClearCase Open Mic conference call.
Date: Tuesday April 21st 2009
Time: 1pm-2pm Eastern Time (GMT-5)
Topic: UCM Stream Strategies – Component vs Release Architecture
Our GoMidjets ClearEnv (An innovative utility that creates UCM environments in a click) users [...]
Wanna be a certified Scrum Master (CSM)?
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: January 28, 2009
- In: ALM| Agile| Scrum
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AgileSparks, a company approved by the International Scrum Alliance to grant certifications in this field, is arranging a new 2-days course to start on the next February.
The course covers the Scrum framework and includes real life situation simulations and exercises, in which Scrum principles are practiced and important insights are reached.
As a Scrum master, certificated [...]
IBM Rational Jazz: Invite yourself to a concert
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: January 22, 2009
I got the following email – you may find it interesting:
IBM Rational
proudly presents
The Jazz Ensemble
Live at Carnegie Hall
MARCH 2nd, 2009
IBM FileNet Office
Carnegie Hall
3545 Harbor Boulevard
Costa Mesa, CA 92626-1437
Please register at: http://www.rational-ug.org/groups.php?groupid=9. Admission is free.
Just send me a flying ticket and I’m coming.
CM Planning in Turbulent Times
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: January 2, 2009
Two weeks ago, my article about this issue was published in “CM Crossroads”, the leading portal of CM world.
Here is a brief – you can read the whole article in the portal.
In Turbulent economic times such as the recent days, it is reasonable to assume that while some things will be reduced or cut, (e.g. [...]
… And a happy new year
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: December 30, 2008
- In: ALM
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I’m going to start writing posts on a regular basis. A new post on every second Friday.
The first one will be published on the next Friday.
You are invited to subscribe the blog by Email or by RSS.
Bea AquaLogic and ClearCase: Do they fit together?
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: August 11, 2008
When I worked for one of my customers, I accomplished a new CM/ALM project in which one of the big problems was to integrate Bea AquaLogic and IBM Rational ClearCase UCM.
Bea AquaLogic BPM (aka Bea) is a set of design, development, and runtime modules for building business process management solutions. Actually, it’s a GUI dashboard [...]
ClearCase UCM: My reasons for working with multi-projects (but not sub-streams project)
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: April 28, 2008
Configuration managers and other users may know the following situation:
You manage all your project assets in a central repository. As the project is progressed and the end of a milestone is coming, and you want to work in parallel, you have the following indecision: Whether to use the same repository for the next milestone, or [...]
What are mandatory features of configuration management system?
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: April 23, 2008
I wrote my top 10 mandatory features in my Hebrew blog.
I hope to translate it to English when I get time.
ALM Expo 2008
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: April 15, 2008
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ALM Expo is an online conference for Application Lifecycle Management.
This event is an online event that provides true global participation by enabling visitors with the option to choose which sessions they wish to attend and even choose when they are to watch sessions that they missed.
Here is a link for registration
New: IBM Rational Clearcase, ClearQuest and RequisitePro Free Trial
Posted by: Tamir Gefen on: March 23, 2008
Recently IBM has released an online trial versions of ClearCase and ClearQuest V7.
I tried it a little bit (although I’m already familiar with these systems) and it works nicely.
All you have to do is download a Citrix client (a free utility), and then you can login into the ClearCase or ClearQuest servers for 3 hours. You can re-login again [...]
