[IxDA Discuss] Use Case / Requirements Management Tools

[Jeff Axup]

Thanks for the help and advice everyone!
We are currently looking into Enterprise
Architect<http://www.casecomplete.com/ScreenShots.aspx>and a web based
tool called
Gatherspace <http://gatherspace.com/>. Both are specifically oriented
towards use case management and seem a little more lightweight than some of
the other solutions.

-Jeff

On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 11:11 AM, Pam Migliore <pammigliore-nospam at pobox.com>
wrote:

> I've used ReqPro/Rose as well as Enterprise Architect by Sparx.  I
> found ReqPro to be pretty useful though it did require some
> administration and occasionally encountered a few bugs.  I liked the
> traceability of the package.
>
> In EA, which I am currently using, I don't have the same
> requirements management, only the UML.  I have tried using it for
> requirements management but its just not as powerful as the IBM tools
> (cheaper though.)
>
> Hope this helps,
> Pam
>
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Thanks,
Jeff
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Jeff Axup, Ph.D.
Principal Consultant, Mobile Community Design Consulting, San Diego

Research: Mobile Group Research Methods, Social Networks, Group Usability
E-mail: axup <at> userdesign.com
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