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Project management with Rational Team Unifying Platform

Martin C. Brown, Freelance writer
Martin C. Brown, a Studio B author, is a former IT Director with experience in cross-platform integration. A keen developer he has produced dynamic sites for blue-chip customers, including HP and Oracle and is the Technical Director of Foodware.net. Now a freelance writer and consultant, MC, as he is better known, works closely with Microsoft as an SME, is the LAMP Technologies Editor for LinuxWorld magazine, a core member of the AnswerSquad.com team and has written a number of books on topics as diverse as Microsoft Certification, iMacs and open source programming. Despite his best attempts, he remains a regular and voracious programmer on many platforms and numerous environments. MC can be contacted at questions@mcslp.com, or through the Web site, http://www.mcslp.com.

Summary:  In this tutorial you'll get a look at the Team Unifying Platform (TUP). TUP is a combination of the main Rational tools used in a team environment coupled with a further management and collation tool, called the Rational ProjectConsole. ProjectConsole collects information and statistics from the other tools in the Rational suite and provides a Web-based interface to the information.

Date:  20 Aug 2004
Level:  Introductory
PDF:  A4 and Letter (1286 KB | 34 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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The Team Unifying Platform provides two major components. First, it provides access to a suite of software packages that can be used to help manage the development of an application. This includes RequisitePro for collecting requirements, ClearCase for tracking changes, and ClearQuest for managing change requests (both defects and enhancements). Individually these tools provide everything you need. Using the integration features built into these products you can also share information between products to ease the process.

The second part of the Team Unifying Platform is the ability through a Web interface for project managers and team members to view and summarize information and data produced by the individual products to make it easier to share and exchange information. By using TUP and the ProjectConsole it's possible for all members in the project to follow the application development process, eliminating the need for constant meetings and automating the process of viewing and disseminating project information and documentation.

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