Safety programming and distributed development required by ISO 26262 (Part 2)

By Takao Futagami, TOYO Corporation
Part 2: Can You Control?
As discussed in Part 1, from TOYO’s experience providing measuring instruments and systems to the Japanese automotive industry we ful…

Safety programming and distributed development required by ISO 26262 (Part 1)

By Takao Futagami, TOYO Corporation
Part 1: Can you demonstrate?
ISO 26262, the functional safety standard for passenger cars, was put into effect in November 2011.Since this standar…

Polarion goes Mobile

Imagine…
You are away from office, no laptop or no Ethernet access, but you urgently need to approve release builds, requirement specifications, or project change requests. Polarion’s plug-in for Mo…

Polarion POP Challenge 2010 – and the winner is…

The Polarion POP Challenge 2010 is over, and the winner has been selected from among the 10 extensions submitted:

Traceability Report by Giuseppe Pitzalis (Selex Communications)
Bulk Perf…

Season's Greetings from the Polarion Team!

Prof. Dr. Christian Johner: Softwareentwicklung, Medizintechnik und Qualitätssicherung

Guest Article

Sie entwickeln Software für Medizingeräte oder Software, die selbst ein Medizinprodukt darstellt? Dann wird Ihnen die Norm IEC 62304 zumindest dem Namen nach begegnet sein. Viele Ent…

Polarion Presentation at ALM Expo Now Available Online

We were amazed by the record number of people who tuned in to CMC Crossroads’ ALM Expo last month to hear our own Stefano Rizzo show how to apply Agile Methods within ALM processes using the Live A…

Open source Subversion training materials launched

We are pleased and excited to offer the industry’s first open source training materials for Subversion through the new SubTrain project on the Polarion Community website.

If your organization is t…