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Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC)

open community – open interfaces – open possibilities

Are you ready for the next

Generation of Integration? An initiative aimed at simplifying data linking and

tool integration across the lifecycle

Linked Lifecycle Data… Data Integration of the next Generation

Inspired by Internet principles, implemented with

Internet technologies: Simple interfaces for exchange of

resources

Loosely coupled: Everything is a “resource” linked together

with URLs

Technology neutral: Treats all implementations equally

Minimalist: defines no more than necessary for exchange of

resources

Incremental: Deliver value now, add more value over time

Openly published standards: Free to implement and

irrevocable

OSLC Specifications Overview 2012 How it’s built… Different Specifications based on a core specification

The OSLC Core specifies the primary integration techniques for

integrating lifecycle tools, such as communication protocols and basic

data representation

The OSLC domain workgroups specify additional vocabulary

specific to their lifecycle domain, but do not add new protocols

Visit us at: Open-Services.net

Scope Draft Converge Finalize

Core 2.0

Change Management 2.0

Requirements Management 2.0

Quality Management 2.0

Architecture Management 2.0

Asset Management 2.0

Estimation and Measurement 1.0

Software Configuration Management 1.0

Reporting

PLM

Automation

Non-Spec Website

Communication

Identify Scenarios

Iterate on working drafts

Call it a Specification

Gain technical consensus

Community Driven – specified at open-services.net

Specifications for ALM, PLM and DevOps Interoperability

Inspired by Internet architecture

Loosely coupled integration with “just enough” standardization

Common resource formats and services

A different approach to industry-wide proliferation

Barriers to sharing resources

and assets among tools

Multiple vendors, open source

projects and in-house tools

Private vocabularies, formats

and stores

Entanglement of tools with

their data

Learn more and see how you or your company can benefit

from using OSLC

Participate and contribute to the OSLC regardless of whether

you are a Lifecycle Domain Expert, Software Developer or

you want to become one

Lifecycle Tool Requirements

Management

Lifecycle Tool Change Management

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Lifecycle Tool Quality Management

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