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Combine Xray test management with Jira Snapshots for a perfect regulated DevOps flow
For teams in regulated environments, a DevOps cycle is not complete unless it includes also the flow of creating the release specifications. If you use Jira and Confluence, you can build a powerful tool chain that will stream data from your automatic test cycle into your official release documentation. Two vital tools to make it happen are Xray test management, and Jira Snapshots for Confluence. That's how the DevOps pipeline will look like: Commit software changes triggers build and the chain of automatic tests; The results of automatic tests are automatically streamed into Jira, using Xrays' API; If required for full coverage: Manual test...
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How to Create Software Requirements Baseline from Jira?
Many Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools have a baseline feature that can be used for defining Software Requirements Baseline. Jira out of the box does not...
The Calm Way To Export Jira Data To Confluence And Build Clients Trust
Project managers are often pulled in two separate directions by the people they serve: their team and clients. Developers want to protect their autonomy, while clients...
The juggle-free way to sign controlled documents on Confluence Cloud
Confluence Cloud was their knowledge hub. So it was practical to move the Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs) and other controlled documents to Confluence Cloud too....
How RadBee can help setting your QMS on Jira and Confluence.
Building a QMS on Jira and Confluence makes sense, especially if your team already uses this platform. You may find it complicated and grueling to do it solo, so you...
The Quick Start Guide to Creating a QMS With Jira & Confluence
Not everyone chooses Jira and Confluence for creating their QMS system, as they are not marketed that way. Atlassian doesn't provide step-by-step manuals as a use case,...
How to configure Jira Projects to satisfy product managers and developers?
There is nothing like that buzz of starting a new project. It's early days, and our small team is getting the ball rolling. We have a clinical App to build, the...
The recipe for agile medical device teams
Agile medical device teams used to be rare. Back in 2011, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen declared, “software is eating the world,” setting forth a then-radical idea...
Two Quick and Easy Ways to Do Design Reviews for Requirement Documentation
Design reviews are an integral part of managing a development project, as per the regulatory requirements of IEC 62304. Not only must each specification item be...
How Product Managers and Development Teams Can Work In Synch when Connecting Requirements to Stories
Following previous posts on the Radbee blog about traceability matrices and release documentation, we were asked to provide details about how to create traceable...
The Essential Guide to Live vs. Static Jira Data
Lists of Jira data are crucial aspects of your team's workflow to keep your progress on track and your results quantifiable. From keeping projects progressing on time...