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This is one we’ve been waiting on for quite a while! If you have 64bit Windows, you’ll now be able...
This is one we’ve been waiting on for quite a while! If you have 64bit Windows, you’ll now be able...
From our recent webinar series, this video discusses the importance of proper requirements management, and leveraging agile methods in a...
I was recently editing some requirements, and this was the day that FF 5 rolled out, which was only 2...
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So we are ready to embark on day 3 of the conference and several themes are emerging. Some are the...
In preparation for the IBM Innovate conference starting this June, I’ve put together some helpful advice to newcomers who’ve not...
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