process Sharing of QM, CM PAs in CLM and impact of global configuration
Hi All,
From last 4 years I have been working on RTC. We are using process sharing concept for process improvements. We want to start with RQM 6.0 in similar manner( process sharing) and also make use of other features of 6.0 like - Life cycle projects and global configuration. So
1. can I still retain the process sharing concept in Life cycle (LPA of CM)
2. Can I start using QM PA with process sharing concept in Life cycle (LPA of QM)
3. I didn't find unconfigured process template in 6.0(CPA ). Can I create it?
4. Does process sharing has any impact on Global configuration?
Please let me know any information related to above questions. As I find very less information on this.
Thanks,
Kavita
Accepted answer
The Unconfigured process is still shipped with QM and CCM.
There is no unconfigured process template in RM (that I can find)
There never was a template using the unconfigured process in LPA - you have to create one if you want to use that for all I know.
Global Configuration Management does not have any impact on the templates as far as I am aware and process sharing should still work.
Global Configuration Management however has a lot of consequences as described here: https://jazz.net/servlet/clm-cm/request-key that you want to consider if you want to use it in production. Once on, you can't turn it off. Once on, there are implications on reporting etc. Carefully read that page.
There is no unconfigured process template in RM (that I can find)
There never was a template using the unconfigured process in LPA - you have to create one if you want to use that for all I know.
Global Configuration Management does not have any impact on the templates as far as I am aware and process sharing should still work.
Global Configuration Management however has a lot of consequences as described here: https://jazz.net/servlet/clm-cm/request-key that you want to consider if you want to use it in production. Once on, you can't turn it off. Once on, there are implications on reporting etc. Carefully read that page.
