Polarion

Application of Risk Management to Medical Devices

Introduction
I am sitting in the office of a Polarion customer when he drops a binder that contains over 1,200 pages on the desk. The sound it made was so loud, it startled me in my chair. “That is …

Polarion Performance & Scalability – 2013

by Nick Entin

In this article I will describe the critical performance factors of the Polarion platform, scalability pitfalls and limitations, and recommendations related to capacity-planning your p…

Free webinar (02 May): Mitigating and Managing Risk for Medical Device Product Development

Involved with safety-critical medical device development? Special guest speaker Laurence Sampson, President of SampsonSurgical, will share his experience and challenges as a consultant providing…

Subversive Story— Polarion Celebrates 8th Birthday of its Subversive Open-Source Project (1 of 3)

The story of the Subversive project begins in 2005, when Polarion assigned a development team to work on the open-source Eclipse client for Subversion (SVN). In the following years, Subversive change…

Kick-Off 2013: Work, play, and the newest Polarion release

This February, employees, partners and guests gathered from all around the world to kick off the release of Polarion 2013. It was a pleasure to see everyone in one place, as the event reflected Polar…

A Smarter World— Recap of Embedded World 2013

In late February, Polarion Software proudly exhibited at Embedded World 2013, one of the biggest events around the topic of embedded systems.  Located in Nuremberg, Germany, our ever popular pol…

Polarion 2013 – Just Released

It’s always fun and exciting to announce a new Polarion release and show off the work of our world-class R&D team. The new 2013 release is no exception, and there are a number of things I’d like …

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