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Take Control Of Requirements And Requirement Documents

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Overview Attend this informational webinar archive and learn how Rational RequisitePro overcomes Word's weaknesses for managing requirements by linking Word documents to a repository of requirements information. This unique architecture enables you to maintain clear project objectives through requirements organization, scoping and tracking tasks that are impossible to achieve with Word alone. Learn how Rational RequisitePro leverages the ease of use and communicative power of Microsoft Word while ensuring your requirements are appropriately managed. Key features of Rational RequisitePro, including requirement scoping and tracking, will be discussed and demonstrated.

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Publisher	Rational Software
Live Date	15th September 2003 17:01 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Document Management, Project Management

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