Cost planning in classic projects. To calculate project costs, you need a work breakdown structure with project phases, work packages and activities.
Project Management Software: A Comparison
It is difficult to compare project management software because there is a wide range to choose from. How can you still find the right solution?
Quality Has a Price. It Also Has a Model: Twin Peaks
Which component contains a product defect? The Twin Peaks model ensures traceability of requirements and architecture. Read how you can use the model with objectiF RM in today’s blog.
Getting to the Point Quicker – With the objectiF RPM Voice Assistant
Learn about use cases for the application of artificial intelligence in microTOOL’s solutions. Today: the digital voice assistant in objectiF RPM.
microTOOL and Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Objectives and Overview
How can Artificial Intelligence (AI) enrich requirements engineering solutions and how does microTOOL implement these functions technically? Read part 1 of our new blog series.
Remote Management – How Can it Work?
Remote collaboration is the new normal today. How can you manage teams remotely? This blog post offers practical advice.
Introducing Software? It’s Best Done Lean
Agile methods and lean management are not only suitable for product development. Have you ever introduced software iteratively?
Test Documentation with ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119-3:2021
ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119-3:2021 Software Testing was published in October. The microTOOL blog assesses the standard for test documentation.
Effective teams with a unified vision
Effective teams are an important factor in developing products. A unified vision is absolutely necessary for team work to succeed. How do you develop it?
Prioritizing Requirements – Techniques for Stakeholder Workshops
How do you prioritize requirements with stakeholders? Best in joint workshops. Get to know the Rock, Pebble & Sand method with objectiF RPM today.
IREB: 6 Steps To Good Requirements
Requirements Engineering is a key discipline in systems development. Find out the 6 key steps to developing good requirements in your projects.
Three Ways Personas Help To Improve Your Projects
What do you do if you develop products and your customers don’t want to be involved in your team? You can use personas. Personas will help you in 3 ways.
Kanban – Metrics Are Used Here As Well
Kanban is a culture of continuous improvement. But how do I recognize that the process is not running optimally?
Agile: fast, flexible and …. stressed out?
Agility and resilience = agilience, a mindset comprising multi-layered abilities to deal with crisis and change for people, teams and companies.
Challenges and Opportunities: Security in Agile Software Development
Information security is not a big topic in agile software development. In this article, Dagmar Stefanie Moser explains why it’s still important.
Agile Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
FMEA is an analysis for the early identification and resolution of errors and risks. How can it be done agilely? André Kapust gives some tips.
R for Requirements, P for Project Management
objectiF RM is for requirements engineering. objectiF RPM = objectiF RM plus project management and controlling. A comparison of both products.
We’re preparing for a digital organizational structure
How does digitalization work? What considerations and organizational structures do you need? Kim Duggen from oose gives us her ideas on the subject.
Scaling Scrum with LeSS in objectiF RPM
Large Scale Scrum (LeSS) scales agile project management according to Scrum, opening the method for multiple teams in an organisation.