Rational Team Concert has always been free of charge for open source projects and academic purposes. So, we love it when popular open source projects adopt Rational Team Concert and report back to us their experience and feedback.
Now, I am one of the developers for Rational Team Concert, but I also happen to be … Read more >
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Rational Team Concert for Open Source Development: Experiences with RSSOwl
by Thu, 15 Apr 2010Using RRC 2.0 in a C/ALM solution
by Wed, 20 Jan 2010As a member of the Rational Requirements Composer product delivery team, working closely with customers and the IBM sales teams, I have the opportunity to see patterns in the challenges that teams are facing. Considering this from the perspective of requirements and the people who create, refine, and use them to guide their work, these … Read more >
What is C/ALM?
by Tue, 6 Oct 2009I’m often asked to explain Collaborative ALM (Application Lifecycle Management) and am usually taken aback by the question. It’s like asking me to explain the value of ‘breathing.’ “Uh, because it hurts a lot if you don’t do it?”
All joking aside, we recently we kicked off our design partner program for Collaborative ALM (C/ALM), and … Read more >
Have you downloaded Rational Team Concert and are now wondering how to quick-start your new project and get your Visual Studio developers on board? We’ve got a few videos for you!
This demo features two actors: Heather is a team leader responsible for starting a new project and exposing a proof of concept to her management; … Read more >
Watch and learn: Initial steps in Rational Team Concert
by Tue, 19 May 2009Rational Team Concert (RTC) 1.0.1 provides rich functionality in all the areas it touches: work item management, source control, build, planning, reports, and dashboards. A brief look at the capability overview is a good reminder of that fact.
Although you can get started with RTC quickly, it can take some time to understand the whole breadth … Read more >












































