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All rights reserved.  \nNote to U.S. Government Users Restricted Rights -- Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.  \nContents  \nNotices ................................................................. vii  \nTrademarks ............................................................. viii  \nPreface ................................................................. ix  \nThe team who wrote this book ................................................ ix  \nNow you can become a published author, too! ................................... xi  \nComments welcome ........................................................ xi  \nStay connected to IBM Redbooks ............................................. xii  \nChapter 1. Introduction to the solution and the scenario used in this book......... 1  \n1.1 Business scenario summary .............................................. 2  \n1.2 The solution architecture used in this book ................................... 2  \n1.2.1 IBM products used in the solution ...................................... 3  \n1.2.2 Implementation of the products included in this solution..................... 4  \n1.3 The roles associated with this solution ...................................... 5  \n1.3.1 Software development roles .......................................... 5  \n1.3.2 Product-specific roles ............................................... 6  \nChapter 2. Customizing the methodology and creating a lifecycle project.......... 7  \n2.1 Overview of the IBM tooling and software solutions ............................ 8  \n2.2 Customizing the methodology and the process ............................... 8  \n2.3 Creating the lifecycle project .............................................. 9  \n2.3.1 Configure the requirements management project area..................... 13  \n2.3.2 Configure the change management project area ......................... 13  \n2.3.3 Configure the quality management project area .......................... 14  \n2.4 Working with requirements .............................................. 14  \n2.4.1 Templates ....................................................... 15  \n2.4.2 Documenting the requirements ....................................... 19  \n2.4.3 Requirements traceability ........................................... 23  \n2.5 Creating the release and iteration plans .................................... 25  \n2.5.1 Creating a plan ................................................... 25  \n2.5.2 Creating plan snapshots ............................................ 27  \n2.5.3 Working with artifacts .............................................. 28  \nChapter 3. Data modeling with InfoSphere Data Architect ...................... 31  \n3.1 Data modeling and IBM InfoSphere Data Architect ........................... 32  \n3.2 Creating the IBM InfoSphere Data Architect workspace ........................ 32  \n3.3 Creating the data design project .......................................... 34  \n3.4 Creating the logi","cbCaivfk2Kp3Y64C","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivfk2Kp3Y64C","pdf",5891218,318,"English","# Chapter 1. Introduction to the solution and the scenario used in this book\n## Business scenario summary\n## The solution architecture used in this book\n## The roles associated with this solution\n# Chapter 2. Customizing the methodology and creating a lifecycle project\n## Overview of the IBM tooling and software solutions\n## Customizing the methodology and the process\n## Creating the lifecycle project\n## Working with requirements\n## Creating the release and iteration plans\n# Chapter 3. Data modeling with InfoSphere Data Architect\n## Data modeling and IBM InfoSphere Data Architect\n## Creating the IBM InfoSphere Data Architect workspace\n## Creating the data design project\n## Creating the logical data model\n## Creating the physical data model\n## Importing data into the WARRANTY database\n## Exporting the WARRANTY data model to Cognos\n# Chapter 4. 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