Look at some of the features that make SpiraTeam your best choice for application lifecycle management:

Project Management Develop requirements and decompose into detailed tasks Prioritize and schedule requirements for each release/iteration Allocate tasks to iterations based on detailed task estimates Track bugs, enhancements, risks and issues

Quality Assurance Create, edit and execute test-cases Map tests to requirements to track coverage Create and assign test sets for execution Record bugs linked to test steps during execution

Collaboration Personalized dashboards and customizable reporting Ability to attach documents and URLs to all artifacts Full audit history of all changes made in the system Web-based graphs and reports in HTML and MS-Office formats

How To Use SpiraTeam

For the project manager, it provides the ability to create and manage the initial high level scope of the project - the key features and requirements. Once the requirements have been developed, the technical team can begin to develop a high level release schedule and the associated test plan in which each of the requirements is mapped to one or more test cases that can be used to validate that the functionality works as expected.

Once the project is underway, the combined business and technical team work together to develop the iteration plan for the releases, break up the features into discrete stories and tasks and begin assigning the tasks to the individual iterations. Meanwhile, the QA team can assign sets of test cases to be executed. Any deviations from expected behavior can then be recorded as defects and managed in the defect tracking module.

SpiraTeam Key Resources

• Two-page datasheet that outlines SpiraTeam's main features and capabilties.
• Presentation that outlines the Application Lifecycle Management features of SpiraTeam
• End-user’s guide for using SpiraTeam to manage requirements, tests and defects