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Technical resources and best practices for the Rational software delivery platform

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Rational Focal Point
Product and portfolio management tool

Rational DOORS
Requirements engineering and management solution

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Collaborative development environment for systems and software

Rational Synergy
Task-based configuration management tool

Rational Change
Change management solution for systems and software

Rational Quality Manager
Test and quality management solution


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Murali Dhandapani is a technical lead for the ISL Operations Software Engineering Service team in the IBM India Software Lab. He has 10 years of experience in various facets of IT and has gained experience in Linux, UNIX, virtualization, high-availability solutions, and Rational source control management tools. He leads the Rational Jazz products infrastructure projects, as well as high-availability and disaster recovery deployment. He is also a co-author of the "PowerHA SystemMirror Cookbook" for Version 7.1.1 for IBM Redbooks.

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