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Requirements management - 2006/10/21 01:49 When it come to large projects, it becomes critically important to fully understand, document, collaborate, and control requirements. I have seen many people use Word, Excel, as well as using some COTS products.

However I am looking for an open source product in PHP to manage requirements for a large project I am about to start.

Does anyone know of one? I am even considering starting to develop my own.

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Re:Requirements management - 2006/10/21 02:16 I might suggest taking a look at dot project http://www.dotproject.net/, or phprojekt http://www.phprojekt.com/ or phpcollab http://www.php-collab.org/blog/. The first two are a project management/groupware tools, the later like MM Sitespring.

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Re:Requirements management - 2006/11/20 13:43 I have several experience with the top requirements management systems, both commercial and homebrew. This includes DOORS, CaliberRM, and RequisitePro. I'd be interested in developing such a system with you. Please email me at lysakowski@yahoo.com.

Thank you.

Richard

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