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VersionOne Agile Platform Updated


By David Rubinstein
February 1, 2007 — 
Customization, integration and simplified planning are the hallmarks of the 6.4 release of VersionOne’s V1 management platform for agile development.

The new edition offers users the ability to define custom fields. As founder Robert Holler explained, “Agile tools normally won’t classify fields the way a user does.”

Also new is Windows integration authentication, with single sign-on against a Windows domain, and integration with automated testing tools, Holler said.

A new feature planner provides a single environment for viewing, entering and editing tasks, tests, estimates and priorities, Holler said, “so I don’t have to go to three different places to see a feature and its associated assets.” Templates automatically generate defaulted values, tasks and tests when a new feature is entered, he added.


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