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Thinkwise Platform release 2019.2

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  • September 30, 2019
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Thinkwise Platform release 2019.2
Peter Verwijs
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The second release of 2019 for the Thinkwise Platform is now available!

This time around, requirements and design has undergone a complete overhaul. Specifications are now placed outside of projects and project versions. Requirements and work items can now also be organized under features and iterations. Features can help categorize the work more efficiently while Iterations facilitate the planning process.

But that is only scratching the surface. For everything on the requirements and design rework, please refer to the release notes and our documentation.

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But wait, there's more...

The 2019.2 release comes with much more. Keep an eye out for:

  • Module authorization
  • Concurrent Access Limitation
  • Unit testing with mock data
  • New icons
  • Universal Theme
  • And many more features and fixes...

Every detail of this release can be found in the release notes. Download the 2019.2 release, available in TCP right now!

 

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Mark Jongeling
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Great!, but can you update the links in the topic? The HTML tags are still visible.

EDIT: now they look good! thanks!
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Henk Nicolai
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Peter Verwijs
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The links have been adjusted, thanks for the feedback.
Dennis van Leeuwen
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Interesting topic! Good to hear that specifications are now placed outside of projects and project versions, you already keep track of your changes by using the Baseline correctly.

Is it in version 2019.2 also possible to authorize the specific module Specifications? This would make it possible to have colleagues in the SF work alongside developers to establish requirements.

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