Synergy/CM
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Synergy (logiciel)
Pour les articles homonymes, voir
Synergy.
SYNERGY est une gamme de produits (une suite logicielle) éditée actuellement par la société suédoise Telelogic(site) suite au rachat de l'éditeur américain Continuus Software à la fin 2000.
La suite SYNERGY est composée principalement de deux outils :
- Telelogic Synergy : un outil de gestion de configuration logicielle, concurrent direct de IBM Rational ClearCase.
- Telelogic Change : un outil de gestion des demandes de changements logiciels, concurrent direct de IBM Rational ClearQuest.
Telelogic a modifié les noms en 2006, SYNERGY/CM est devenu Telelogic Synergy et SYNERGY/Change est devenu Telelogic Change. Avant le rachat de Continuus Software par Telelogic, SYNERGY/CM s'appelait Continuus/CM. SYNERGY/Change s'appelait Continuus/PT (pour Problem Tracking) et Continuus/WebPT.
L'outil Synergy a été racheté par IBM [1]
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