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A System or Software model is a powerful tool to either elaborate or implement requirements. In today’s highly regulated development environment, it is critical to be able to trace a requirement to its corresponding model element. This interactive online workshop will teach you how to do just that using IBM DOORS Next and IBM Rhapsody Model Manager.
Watch | Try | Learn
A System or Software model is a powerful tool to either elaborate or implement requirements. In today’s highly regulated development environment, it is critical to be able to trace a requirement to its corresponding model element. This interactive online workshop will teach you how to do just that using IBM DOORS Next and IBM Rhapsody Model Manager.
Modernize your release processes at your own pace!
Join us as we dive into Gitlab, a web-based DevOps lifecycle tool that includes continuous delivery capabilities based on best practices. Are you looking for a tool that can help make your releases safe, low-stress, consistent and repeatable?
In this Webinar we will:
1. Show you how just one application can work for your entire development lifecycle
2. Explain how to simplify your software delivery toolchain
3. Demonstrate how GitLab provides visibility into the workflow, process, security, and compliance across the DevOps lifecycle
Register now to find out how GitLab can help you achieve your digital transformation objectives!
Tune in for our next live webinar as we dive a little deeper into our "GitLab Series". We'll show you how to implement and enforce your corporate governance policies around traceability for compliance, while allowing your software teams to seamlessly work in GitLab.
This demonstration will include how to enforce the linking of code commits in GitLab to work items in Engineering Workflow Manager. And further, how those work items link to Requirements and Test data for compliance.
IBM Engineering Workflow Management (EWM) provides many out-of-the-box features for the customization of attributes, attribute types, enumerations, presentations, workflows, and more. Attributes can be presented as Decimals, Integers, Strings, HTML, Small HTML, Radio Groups, Enumerations, Rich Text, Categories, Tags, and Work Item Lists. However, sometimes customers may need a bit more customization to address the needs of their internal users.
In this session you will see an example of a non-trivial custom presentation in EWM. For our customer, the Work Item List editor presentation was simply not enough. Even though they liked the general idea of being able to see the links to the Work Items in a Work Item List, the customer also wanted to be able to directly (from the Work Item List) create new Work Items to add to the list and to modify several attributes of existing Work Items in the list.
We will walk through the process of how we worked with the customer to identify their need; how we worked with the customer to refine their need; and, at a high-level, how we implemented the custom presentation.
Is your company facing any of these common issues –
• Missed schedules / deadlines
• Quality issues
• Lack of transparency
• Failed audits
• Scope creep
It’s possible that at least part of the root cause is the tool you are using to manage your requirements.
Simple documents and spreadsheets can’t manage today’s complex product development processes – you need a purpose-built product for the job, one that hasbeen real-world tested in some of the most demanding companies and projects. A tool that can offer a single view of the truth throughout the lifecycle.
Join us on February 17 for a 30-minute session where we will show you how you can easily move your requirements from a Word document to a powerful requirements management tool, and some of the things you can then do with that tool.
In this session, we will cover the critical challenges Automotive engineering is tackling today including the move to a software defined vehicle, next
generation EE architecture, increasing levels of ADAS / AV, and electrification. Mr. Hillhouse will highlight the innovative approaches leading OEMs
and Tier Ones to address these challenges, all while increasing Quality and reducing Time to Market. In addition, we will cover the value of Model
Driven Software Development, Software Engineering Reuse and the critical need to better integrate Software, EE and Network engineering
disciplines.
Join us as we discuss how organizations create end-to-end tool chains to optimize value streams by integrating, orchestrating and visualizing along the value stream to increase efficiency and effectiveness using IBM Engineering lifecycle Management and IBM UrbanCode.
Automotive OEMs and their suppliers are increasingly deploying AUTOSAR as their main open and standardized software architecture for automotive ECUs. In this meeting, we will demonstrate how IBM’s AUTOSAR extension for Rhapsody, announced in Dec 2021, offers a solution that integrates SysML, UML and AUTOSAR workflow. We will discuss this from two perspectives:
Support for a typical OEM workflow: Capability to convert the relevant parts of SysML and UML models into AUTOSAR by leveraging a customizable, rules-based extraction of the architecture
Support for a typical Supplier workflow: Generates software components for Classic platform and applications for Adaptive platform by leveraging UML diagrams
As you will see, these workflows enable the automotive engineers to focus on the application domain, with early analysis, design and development, simulation, early testing, and so on, while automating the mundane aspects of AUTOSAR. We will also show you how it integrates with the rest of the lifecycle, including requirements, work-items management, testing, bidirectional traceability and even other AUTOSAR across all the development artifacts. Additionally, it integrates with other AUTOSAR authoring tools.
There are few engineering approaches that have as large an impact on software quality and time to market than engineering for reuse. Most engineers are familiar with reuse from a mechanical
platform approach (e.g., Volkswagen's MQB platform). This 60-minute Webinar will cover the business drivers and the type of results that a software platform approach can achieve. It will incorporate interactive questions and answers regarding the business and organizational challenges associated with this type of transformation, as well as the engineering processes associated with achieving a common software platform. The Webinar also will include a live demonstration of how IBM uniquely supports this approach within its Engineering Lifecycle Management suite, showing the advantages of sophisticated configuration management over typical "clone and own" methodologies common in automotive today.
The new UNECE WP.29 regulation and ISO/SAE 21434 standard on cybersecurity is set to
trigger a paradigm shift in the automotive industry. The impact of this regulation and standards
will be felt across the entire automotive supply chain as both OEMs and their suppliers will need
to comply with these new regulations.
One of the most critical activities recommended by the ISO/SAE 21434 standard for
cybersecurity is Threat analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA) to determine the extent to which
a road user can be impacted by a threat scenario
Join us to hear how IBM Engineering Automotive Compliance solution enables methods and
work products by ISO/SAE 21434 for Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment(TARA) in 7
systemic steps.
The Engineering Test Management Solution will help with prioritizing your test effort, improving your traceability, and assisting with the decision - Are we ready to ship?
In this session, we will learn about the new features in ETM 7.0.3 from the Word/Excel importer, Web UI, and Usability enhancements, to Simplified linking and much more to help drive your testing effort. Join us!
