We’re very excited to report that Polarion Software was selected as winner of the “Tool Challenge” event at Software Quality Days, held January 18-19 in Vienna, Austria. As winners, we were awarded the Best Quality Tool Award 2012 by the conference board. Polarion faced stiff competition from the likes of IBM, Tricentis, Seapine and GFB [...]

Dear Friends, As we close out another year, we look back on the success and growth this one brought to Polarion, and we would like to send a sincere “thank you” to our many customers and supporters who made it all possible. Let us also send out best greetings of the season to you and [...]

As we end another year and look forward to the release of Polarion 2012, we’re not forgetting about version 2011. Our final service release contains a few new goodies: A new Document sidebar pane that renders table of contents and document structure so you can easily navigate across your data any time. New Cut and [...]

The Polarion 2012 Early Access Program (EAP) has been underway for a while now and response from Polarion customers has been excellent. If you would like to participate and haven’t yet, please sign up. One of the benefits of the EAP is advance “sneak peek” information about key new features and functionality. Here’s a video [...]

Will you find Polarion somewhere in your next automobile? Well, no, not directly. But an increasing number of automotive OEMs and suppliers are discovering that Polarion can help them manage their challenges around increasing complexity of models, compliance with standards and regulations, embedded software and “mechatronics” development, and more. Visit our new Automotive Solutions web [...]

It’s hard to believe it has already been more than six weeks since the first-ever Polarion User Conference! The event exceeded our hopes and we’re still receiving great feedback from participants asking us to make this a yearly event. And we are seriously considering that. For those of you who couldn’t make it, you can [...]

by Lutz Dornbusch, Senior Consultant, Polarion Professional Services Subversion 1.7 is a release mostly devoid of new features, but with many performance improvements. From some users’ highly appreciated WC-NG to mostly invisible HTTPv2, the question is what to expect from these improvements. Because Polarion’s application lifecycle management products are built on top of Subversion, making [...]

By Nick Entin, VP R&D, Polarion Software How Polarion Works during the Sprints In the previous article of this series we learned more about all the different meetings that are important part of Scrum. In this final post of this series, I’ll describe how we manage the Sprint Progress in the Polarion development team. Sprint: [...]

What do Polarion and Coca Cola have in common? (Besides the fact that Coke powers some of our developers?) Well, it seems both companies have a weak spot for the endangered Polar Bear. Since 2009, Polarion has been a loyal supporter and fundraiser for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) campaign to save the Polar Bear. [...]