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Release Date: August 30, 2007

Seilevel Selects Borland Caliber Analyst as Best of Breed Requirements Definition and Management Suite

By Seilevel
August 30, 2007

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Seilevel, Inc., the recognized leader in software requirements services announced today that they have selected Borland Caliber Analyst as their best of breed requirements definition and management tool.

PR9.NET August 30, 2007 - Austin, TX – Seilevel, Inc., the recognized leader in software requirements services announced today that they have selected Borland® Caliber® Analyst as their best of breed requirements definition and management tool.

By combining Seilevel's expertise as a professional consulting organization – with core competencies in requirements management and product development, with the innovative requirements definition and management (RDM) capabilities of Borland® Caliber® Analyst, the companies will help enable organizations to produce, continuously track and communicate accurate requirements throughout the product development lifecycle.

"As the thought-leader in requirements management, we see unique features, an excellent user experience and an opportunity to improve our customers' requirements practices with the tool. We are very excited to be working with Borland to deliver those features on projects for our customers," said Joy Beatty, Director of Blue Ocean Strategy at Seilevel. "Hands down, we believe Borland is the best of breed tool in the requirements management space. Moreover, we feel that they are closely aligned with our customer focused philosophy, helping to make every experience extraordinary."

"We chose to partner with Seilevel because their process for helping companies define and manage requirements aligns well with the Borland RDM solution," said Scott Dahlgren, director of channel sales, Borland Software. "The combination of Borland's proven RDM solution with Seilevel's consulting expertise will provide significant value to companies looking to improve the effectiveness of their requirements gathering process."

Seilevel has posted their selection analysis to their Requirements Defined Blog. The blog post, entitled "Seilevel Requirements tool Selection" discusses the business case of using a vendor selection process for choosing a requirements management tool.

Borland Caliber Analyst, a core component of the company's Requirements Definition and Management solution, is an enterprise product suite that aligns business and IT by enabling stakeholders across the organization to collaborate effectively on software requirements engineering. Using Caliber Analyst, teams can proactively define and manage software requirements throughout the application lifecycle. Borland Caliber Analyst includes two products for defining and managing software requirements: Borland Caliber DefineIT™ and Borland CaliberRM™. Both products are also available to customers individually.
Borland, Caliber, DefineIT, CaliberRM, and all other Borland brand and product names are service marks, trademarks or registered trademarks of Borland Software Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. Seilevel is a registered service mark of Seilevel, Inc. All other marks are the property of their respective owners.

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About Seilevel

Seilevel is a professional services organization exclusively focused on defining software requirements. Today, only a small percent of IT projects succeed while the rest significantly under perform or fail outright. The leading reasons for project failure are poorly defined or missed requirements. Our consultants have a deep understanding of the complexity involved with creating specifications for large software development projects.