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Splitting PLM User Stories with SPIDR methodology

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In Agile development, one of the key practices to increase efficiency, flexibility, and adaptability is the art of splitting user stories. However, splitting user stories is not just about breaking them down into smaller tasks – it’s about creating a set of smaller, valuable, and actionable stories that can be delivered incrementally. This allows teams to focus on high-priority features, gather feedback quickly, and adjust as needed. The most famous and effective method in Agile Development to split tickets is SPIDR method, developed by Mike Cohn(source Google). It provides a structured approach for splitting user stories. SPIDR is an acronym that stands for Spike, Path, Interface, Data, and Rules. Well as most of you might know if you are implementing Teamcenter for your customer or within your organization, it is very challenging to cover all of the scope in one single go. At the same time, pushing the new features or enhancements immediately to Productive system is the need of proje...
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White Paper : Renascence of trust through Block Chain

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With the dawn of “Industry 4.0” we observed the need of “Internet Of Things” & necessity for OEMs’ to provide access to their resources to the external world. In this process the factor of “Security” plays an important role. The authorization system, which will provide access, should be absolutely tamper proof. The automotive industry is moving towards DevOps model of implementation rapidly. With this approach there comes the responsibility to adapt to the requirements very fast. And provide solutions, updates as soon as possible. Block chain technology, which is a global decentralized ledger, can be used to tackle these issues. Block chain enables secure, peer-to-peer transactions that can be verified without any centralised authority.   The authentication & transactions are ensured through the digital signature, which builds the security of the system & trust within the stakeholders. Solution Overview Here we will be discussing a use case of block cha...
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Active workspace based Subscriptions configuration

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Active workspace based Subscription Notifications OVERVIEW Subscriptions are memberships to receive notifications when objects are changed in Active Workspace. A number indicator appears to the right of the Alert button on the global toolbar when subscription notifications are received. Users click the Alert button to view the notifications. Following is an example of notifications. Pre-requisites Install the following from the features panel of Teamcenter Environment Manager (TEM): 1.       Subscription (client) Installs the user interface elements for viewing subscription notifications in Active Workspace. Select Active Workspace→Client→Subscription. 2.       Subscription (server) Installs the server-side definitions for subscriptions. Select Active Workspace→Server Extensions→Subscription. Configurations : Configuring notifications for a two-tier environment ●     ...
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15 awesome Teamcenter shortcut keys.

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15 awesome Teamcenter shortcut keys One of my personal favorites among the most useful features that Teamceter comes with, is some awesome keyboard shortcut keys. I personally use them as much as I can, to save time and I recommend the practice of using keyboard shortcuts to others too. Beside the conventional shortcut keys like - Ctrl + X for Cut , Ctrl + C for Copy , Ctrl + V – paste , Delete – for delete operation,     there are lot more Teamcenter shortcut keys . This article talks about 15 really cool Teamcenter shortcut keys. I can bet that you don’t know all of them. Check them out, some of them will surprise you for sure. 1. Switch between open perspectives -  Ctrl+F8 /  Ctrl+Shift+F8    When you are working on some project involved in various Teamcenter modules, switching between the open perspectives is a pain.     But not any more… use any of the following Teamcenter shortcut keys to change from t...
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