GatherSpace Blog

When we think of the Product Lifecycle, a common image to grasp is that of the upwards line curve that goes from  Product Introduction, Growth and into Product Maturity and finally on to the decline. In a conventional product  lifecycle, these are indeed the four phases of life of a product. However, this hardly takes into consideration the real world evolution of a product or business that iterates and pivots…
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After many requests from customers asking if there’s a way to email in your requirements directly to your project, the answer is yes!  We have devised a way so you have your own custom project email address and basically anyone you want can email in requirements directly to the project. Think how convenient this is. You can be sitting in traffic and have an idea for a requirement and send…
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For anyone considering becoming a business analyst, it’s important for you to understand what the perceived definition of this role and expectations from the stakeholders. At the same time, you should consider the power and leverage the business analyst can have. Simply stated, the business analyst should know what the systems (for a given organization) do better than anyone. Obviously they won’t know the technical details of the engienering team,…
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We started Monday morning with a great mention in Dr. Dobbs  article called “Requirements Management With Prioritization” by Adrian Bridgewater. “To its credit the company has also pointed out that as a hosted cloud application, GatherSpace enables anywhere, anytime access to development-related data so that distributed teams can collaborate on requirements in real-time. This hosted element may indeed be GatherSpace’s most important ace card. With so many application development scenarios…
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For those of you who are new to GatherSpace or for those who have not stumbled on to this feature when generating reports, you have the ability to publish a report as a static HTML file that you can send to anyone to view (without forcing people to log in to GatherSpace). Should I be concerned about security? Not at all.  We completely generate a long hash name which would…
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