Engineering Lifecycle Management System (elms)

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1 Engineering Lifecycle Management System (elms) 1

2 Agenda Introduction to elms Rational Team Concert (RTC) Use case 1: Defect Management Use case 2: System Release Management Use case 3: Change Management Demo & Sample exercises of RTC 2

3 Introduction to elms with IBM Rational Tools What is Engineering Lifecycle Management System (elms)? Engineering Lifecycle Management System (elms) is a platform which will integrate, coordinate and manage all the activities in all the phases of the product development life cycle (i.e. SOR to SOP). From development to deployment, elms can handle requirements, design, development, DVP s, test cases, Project management & Supplier monitoring. Below listed IBM Rational tools are used as part of our elms: Rational Engineering Lifecycle Manager (RELM) to Visualize Analyze and Organize engineering lifecycle data and relationships. DOORS Next Generation (DNG) for Requirements Management. Rational Team Concert (RTC) for Project planning, Change & Configuration Management. Rational Quality Manager (RQM) for Quality Management. Rational Insight for Report Generation. Rational Publishing Engineering (RPE) for Documents generation. Method park Stages for Process modelling & enactment. 3

4 elms Tool chain ecosystem Compliance Management Test Management Requirements Management Project Management Real-Time Testing Electrical Design Product Lifecycle Management Product Line Engineering Multi-domain Simulation 4

5 Benefits of Lifecycle management system Hierarchy Granularity History and Security Reporting Traceability Collaboration Attributes 5

6 Lifecycle Traceability Multiple Tool Solutions Design Req s Test Change / Defects Code 6

7 Getting started with elms Login using your token number and password Any support related issues request you to mail to or you can also

8 Overview: Rational Team Concert 8

9 Overview of Rational Team Concert (RTC) Rational Team Concert is a team collaboration tool that is built on a scalable, extensible platform. Rational Team Concert uses the Change and Configuration Management (CCM) application to provide features that integrate development project tasks including iteration planning, process definition, change management, defect tracking, source control, build automation, and reporting. 9

10 Overview of Rational Team Concert (RTC) 10

11 Lifecycle Artifacts Linkage Iteration Plan planned for found in reported against Release promoted User subscribes approves reviews related Work Item included implements Change Set included Build built from Snapshot Artifacts included Workspace Stream change flow 11

12 Maintaining Change History Tab in the web user interface provides the who, when and what for each change Traceable history by project, by team, by role 12

13 Project Dashboard Project Dashboard s Web interface Dashboard displays work item quick links, overall project status, etc Quick link helps in creating the desired work item from the dashboard 13

14 Project Dashboard Displays the Team Members present in the Project Displays the System present in the Project 14

15 Project Dashboard Overall status of a work item can be shown as a Pie Chart Similarly overall status can also be shown as a Bar Chart 15

16 Use case 1: Defect Management 16

17 Defect Management Work flow Defect management work flow explains the steps involved in how a user initiates a defect until its closure Open Lifecycle Integration Platform 17

18 Defect Management Process flow (ACCEPTED) STATES CREATED ROLES INVOLVED SUBMITTED SE, TL, TE UNDER REVIEW ACCEPTED SE DEFECT AGREED IMPLEMENTATION STARTED SUP IMPLEMENTATION COMPLETED VALIDATION STARTED TE CLOSED Open Lifecycle Integration Platform 18

19 Defect Management Process flow (REJ, DUP,ESC) STATES CREATED ROLES INVOLVED SUBMITTED UNDER REVIEW SL, SE,TL REJECTED DUPLICATE ANALYSIS ESCALATED SL Open Lifecycle Integration Platform 19

20 RASIC Defect Management STATES Roles System Lead System Engineer Test Engineer Test Lead Supplier CREATED SUBMITTED UNDER REVIEW ACCEPTED DEFECT AGREED IMPLEMENTATION STARTED IMPLEMENTATION COMPLETED VALIDATION STARTED UNDER DISCUSSION DUPLICATE ANALYSIS ESCALATED REJECTED CLOSED 20

21 Use case 2: System Release Management 21

22 System Release Management Work flow System Release Management work flow explains the steps involved in how a user initiates a release until its closure 22

23 System Release Management Process System Release through elms Release System to Validation Supplier ER SE / SL Review Process Flow Consolidate Defects identified SE / SL SE / SL Assigns to Test teams SE / SL SE / SL IVN/ER Perform Testing activities 23

24 System Release Management Process Flow STATES CREATED SUP ROLES INVOLVED SYSTEM RELEASED SL,SE, SUP SYSTEM TEST STARTED SYSTEM TEST COMPLETED IVN/ER Testing SL,SE SYS CONFIG MATRIX UPDATED IVN/ER Testing 24

25 RASIC-System Release Management Roles STATES SL SE IVN/ER Testing SUPPLIER CREATED SYSTEM RELEASED SYSTEM TEST STARTED SYSTEM TEST COMPLETED SYSTEM CONFIGURATION MATRIX UPDATED 25

26 Use case 3: Change Management 26

27 Change Management Work flow Change Management work flow explains the steps involved in how a user initiates a Change until its closure 27

28 Process Flow (Accepted) STATES CREATED SL,SE ROLES INVOLVED UNDER SL / DH REVIEW SL, DH APPROVED RELEASED SL,SE CO AGREED IMPLEMENTATION STARTED SE,SUP IMPLEMENTED 28

29 Process Flow (REJECTED) STATES DEFFERRED SL, SE ROLES INVOLVED IN PROGRESS SUP, SE CO UNDER MODIFICATION SE,SUP NEGOTIATION IN PROGRESS SUP, CDMM 29

30 RASIC Change Management Process STATES System Lead/DH Roles System Engineer CDMM Supplier CREATED UNDER REVIEW APPROVED DEFFERED CO UNDER MODIFICATION RELEASED NEGOTIATION IN PROGRESS CO AGREED IMPLEMENTATION STARTED IMPLEMENTED 30

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