UCM project design
UCM projects provide work configurations for asset development. There are two basic designs:
Release-based projects— Align with a product release cycle. Release-based projects are used when parallel development—the need to simultaneously support (bug-fix, develop) multiple versions of a code set—is required.
Component-based projects— Align with configuration components or component sets. Component-based projects are commonly used when groups are organized around function. A component-based structure provides the best organization for supporting strong component reuse.
Project organization
It is common to mix component and release-based projects in a development effort. Figure 10-8 shows an example of using both for the cosmos ...
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