Welcome to our blog about Polarion and ALM
Creating report pages, writing scripts, configure Polarion – Here I’ll share my experiences about Polarion use cases and customizing.
What You’ll Find Here?
Short: Polarion Use Cases and Customizing.
Polarion is an incredible powerful tool and offers many possibilites for configuration in an easy to access user interface.
But simply being able to create SQL queries in Polarion and use them to configure reports, increases the reporting capabilities of your project by a lot. Let alone being able to create custom workflows, widgets or save hooks.
On this blog I want to share everything I’ve learned in the past 4 years with you, starting from a very basic level.
My last posts
TracePilot – Bringing AI Agents into Polarion
Hi there, during the last weeks I spent quite some time experimenting with Polarion, MCP and AI Agents.There was no big product plan at the beginning. I was simply curious: What can we actually achieve when an AI Agent gets access to Polarion through an MCP server? Not only access to a few exported Requirements.…
SYS.4 – System Integration and Integration Verification (A-SPICE 4.0)
SYS.4 System Integration and Integration Verification – focuses on brining all system elements together and ensuring they work as intended. It verifies that interfaces, data flows and interactions align with the system architecture and meet release expectations. This process ensures integration issues are detected early, traceability is maintained and clear results are communicated to stakeholders,…
SWE.6 – Software Qualification Test (A-SPICE 4.0)
Welcome back to our A-SPICE journey. This post continues my A-SPICE SWE series. Missed the others? Start with SWE.1 Software Requirements Analysis. In this post we want to finalize our activities in regards to SWE. But from now on we will focus on Version 4.0 of Automotive SPICE. Enjoy 🙂 ID: SWE.6Process name: Software VerificationProcess…
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