Graduating from microsoft visual sourcesafe to ... - PVCS - Synergex
Graduating from microsoft visual sourcesafe to ... - PVCS - Synergex
Graduating from microsoft visual sourcesafe to ... - PVCS - Synergex
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G R A D U ATING FROM MICROSOFT ® VISUAL SOURCESAFE TO MERANT ® S C M<br />
Flexibility<br />
Any SCM solution should preserve the technology investment already made. If<br />
developers have <strong>to</strong> learn a new IDE or <strong>to</strong>ggle in and out of multiple interfaces,<br />
<strong>to</strong>ols and archives, productivity is lost.<br />
Integration with Non-Microsoft Tools<br />
<strong>PVCS</strong> Version Manager integrates with best-of-breed <strong>to</strong>ols for requirements management,<br />
software modeling and testing, and web development environments, as well as<br />
with many IDEs.<br />
Web browser access <strong>to</strong> core <strong>PVCS</strong> Version Manager functions extends SCM <strong>to</strong> remote developers and distributed<br />
teams without requiring third-party TCP/IP or NFS software.<br />
Remote Development Made Easy<br />
If your development resources are spread out over many different locations, Vi s u a l<br />
SourceSafe does not offer a fast, integrated TCP/IP based connection <strong>to</strong> your central<br />
r e p o s i t o r y. You end up losing part of your personnel investment in offshore developers,<br />
remote sites, telecommuting team members and other distributed contribu<strong>to</strong>rs. In contrast,<br />
<strong>PVCS</strong> Version Manager provides secure, rapid web-based access <strong>to</strong> your source<br />
files <strong>from</strong> anywhere in the world.<br />
Collaboration Across a Heterogeneous Organization<br />
Not being able <strong>to</strong> use a single SCM solution across the enterprise may make it impossible<br />
for all teams <strong>to</strong> collaborate or share project tasks. Or they may end up having an<br />
inconsistent baseline and release process. Meanwhile, management is unlikely <strong>to</strong> get<br />
accurate status reports when development is managed by disparate systems. These<br />
limitations will hinder the success of large, complex projects. And if large projects<br />
cannot be supported, the entire business may fail <strong>to</strong> grow because of it.<br />
M E R A N T<br />
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