Polarion ALM 2404 brings new automatic merge, test management improvements, new security features, extended REST APIs, and numerous user experience improvements. Learn more in our blog!
Improving Automotive Software Cybersecurity on ISO21434/ISO26262 with Siemens Polarion for Automotive and the LDRA Productivity Package for Automotive
The Polarion X Industry solution “Polarion X for Automotive” includes a template for functional safety based on ISO 26262 which…
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With the advent of IoT and now 5G, we expect connected devices to simply work. As IoT proliferates and mores “things” adopt connectivity there is an evolving need for good software qu…
To achieve functional safety in electrical and electronic (E/E) systems, developers/suppliers/makers of E/E elements have followed the guidance of the ISO 26262 standard since 2011. Significant chang…
In case you missed it, we just released Polarion 19. If you haven’t read about the new release you can do so here. But we are not done yet. We have more exciting news to share with you from …
A new major version of Polarion is available – Polarion ALM 19.
As with every major release, it includes all the capabilities that were previously released during the year thr…
Agile Plan Boards in Polarion
Track your agile team’s and project progress with customizable agile plan boards within Polarion. See the utilization of your team and get a better insight i…
Today organizations are trying to ship software as fast as possible, as a result test automation is becoming more and more essential. According to a recent study by Wipro in their “State of Quality” …
Agile reporting in Polarion – How to create custom reports
Monitor your agile team’s and project progress with customizable dashboards within Polarion. See the utilization of your team an…
Reading the ‘Polarion ALM 18.3 – What’s New and Noteworthy’ post by @krotilr you undoubtedly noticed that the support posture for Java was changed in the 18.3 release. Specifically that supp…
