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    Organizations need to explicitly address security and application performance during the requirements management process according to expert Dan Cornell.Answer

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  • Requirements management with embedded software: Interview with IntraPace

    What are the important considerations of a requirements management tool when developing embedded software for a medical device? In this Q&A with IntraPace software development manager Mace Volzing, SSQ asks about managing requirements for the abiliti product -- a device that is implanted in the stomach to control hunger in obese patients.News | 17 Dec 2010

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