Re: Functional Specifications (Requirements) and Traceability to

Subject: Re: Functional Specifications (Requirements) and Traceability to
From: beth -dot- tripp -at- verizon -dot- net
To: techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com
Date: Thu, 08 Jul 2010 09:49:12 -0500 (CDT)

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<DIV><BR>Andrea,&nbsp;</DIV>
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<DIV>We track requirements to validation protocols. You could create a vali=
dation protocol for your manual that links to the requirement specification=
s. The software we use for our requirements and protocols is DOORS. With it=
we can provide links and traceability for our software and also the manual=
. We have a protocol that validates the manual. So if the spec changes the =
protocol is flagged of the change in the spec. QA approves of our test plan=
s and also the reports that are created from the completed protocols. So if=
anyone asks if the content meets the spec, we could show the protocol resu=
lts.&nbsp;Just my .02.Sincerely,Beth<BR><BR><BR><BR>Message: 1<BR>Date: Wed=
, 7 Jul 2010 08:52:05 +0200<BR>From: Andrea Koenemann <BR>Subject: Function=
al Specifications (Requirements) and Traceability to<BR>Documentation<BR>To=
: techwr-l <BR>Message-ID:<BR><BR>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=3DISO-8=
859-1<BR><BR>Hi everyone,<BR><BR>here at work we're looking at switching th=
e Requirements (Functional<BR>Specifications) management software to Contou=
r from RequisitePro. Right now<BR>the only way the FS are being traced to t=
he contents of the user docs I<BR>write is that I'll place a marker with th=
e FS number into the text in Frame<BR>Maker. I'll then create an index of t=
hese markers to check stuff off<BR>manually. I'd really like a more automat=
ed process if possible, like a way<BR>to input the page and doc version num=
ber in relation to FS into the database<BR>rather than doing so by hand wit=
h adding attributes and checking it by hand<BR>when I have time (to try and=
keep up with FS and doc revisions). The<BR>question is, how do you guys tr=
ace the contents of your user docs and your<BR>functional specifications? H=
as anyone had any experience working with<BR>Contour (from Jama Software)?<=
BR><BR>PS: Our documentation is unstructured.<BR><BR>Thanks in advance for =
your insights,<BR><BR>Andrea<BR><BR><BR>***********************************=
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