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IBM Rational Extensions for SAP applications

Application lifecycle management for consistent governance

Peter Rupp (Peter.Rupp@de.ibm.com), Specialist Rational SAP Solutions, IBM
Peter Rupp works at the IBM SAP International Competence Center supporting customers using Rational development tools for SAP.
Dennis Schultz (dennis.schultz@us.ibm.com), Enablement Specialist, EMC
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Dennis Schultz joined Rational in 1995 as a technical sales engineer. For eight years, he worked closely with numerous clients, implementing Rational solutions in their projects. Dennis helped deploy solutions for software configuration management, change management, requirements management, and test management and implementation. Since 2003, Dennis has focused on enabling IBM Rational account managers, consultants, and partners on Quality Management solutions. Dennis holds a B.S. in computer engineering from Iowa State University. He is based in St. Louis, Missouri, and fills his non-work time with his four children.
Dave Tropeano (davetropeano@us.ibm.com), Software Strategist, IBM
Dave Tropeano works on the CTO Team for Rational Software.

Summary:  This article discusses how combining IBM change and release management and quality management solutions works to provide an application lifecycle management framework for SAP projects.

Date:  18 Sep 2007

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This article discusses how combining IBM change and release management and quality management solutions works to provide an application lifecycle management framework for SAP projects. IBM® Rational® RequisitePro®, IBM® Rational® ClearQuest®, IBM® Rational® Functional Tester, and IBM® Rational® Performance Tester all integrate into SAP and, together, provide consistent governance for requirements, change, and quality management, including defect and test management.

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The IBM Rational Software Delivery Platform enables organizations to better govern the business process of software and systems delivery by applying proven processes and end-to-end software lifecycle management. Delivery doesn’t apply only to custom software developed in-house; it also applies to the range of custom, packaged, and third-party applications that enterprises need to integrate when developing business solutions. This article explains how Rational software can help manage this process to give you better alignment, control, and efficiency in integrating, building, and maintaining software and software-based systems.

After reading the article, download the IBM Rational Extensions for SAP Applications code package containing a set of project templates for Rational RequisitePro and Rational ClearQuest. This material facilitates capturing requirements and effectively managing lifecycle activities associated with SAP implementation, upgrade and integration projects.


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Peter Rupp works at the IBM SAP International Competence Center supporting customers using Rational development tools for SAP.

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Dennis Schultz joined Rational in 1995 as a technical sales engineer. For eight years, he worked closely with numerous clients, implementing Rational solutions in their projects. Dennis helped deploy solutions for software configuration management, change management, requirements management, and test management and implementation. Since 2003, Dennis has focused on enabling IBM Rational account managers, consultants, and partners on Quality Management solutions. Dennis holds a B.S. in computer engineering from Iowa State University. He is based in St. Louis, Missouri, and fills his non-work time with his four children.

Dave Tropeano works on the CTO Team for Rational Software.

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