Dimensions CM

Dimensions CM is a software change and configuration management product[4] developed by Micro Focus. It includes revision control, change, build[5] and release management capabilities.[6]

Dimensions CM
Developer(s)Serena Software part of Micro Focus
Initial release1992 (1992)[1] or earlier.
Stable release
14.5[2] (April 2019)
Operating systemCross-platform[3]
TypeSoftware configuration management
LicenseSerena Software EULA
Websitemicrofocus.com/products/dimensions-cm

History

Previous product names:

  • PCMS Dimensions (SQL Software) [7]
  • PVCS Dimensions (Merant, Intersolv) [8][9]
gollark: It's fine, I decided to only add that to *outbound* requests so that the server only sends, what, 40 updates per second.
gollark: A threshold for what?
gollark: Civilization. Simulation. Is. Very. Hard.
gollark: Other games have pesky stuff like "actual gameplay" getting in the way of balance.
gollark: IncDec is the most balanced game ever, really.

See also
  • List of revision control software
  • Comparison of revision control software

References
  1. [https://www.fujitsu.com/uk/Images/ICL-Technical-Journal-v10i01.pdf "The PVCS library is currently under conversion to PCMS (SQL, 1992)."]
  2. Dimensions CM 14.5 Release Notes
  3. "Platform OS: Windows, SUSE Linux, Red Hat Linux, AIX, OS X..."
  4. IBM: "Dimensions CM is at the core of Dimensions 10, the industry’s leading software change and configuration management solution."
  5. Kevin A. Lee "The Buildmeister's Guide: Achieving Agile Software Delivery" ISBN 978-1435719316
  6. Dr.Dobb's "New Release Management Release, Serena Dimensions"
  7. SQL Software announces PCMS Dimensions
  8. "PVCS Dimensions is a comprehensive change management suite, combining tools for software configuration management with process models to automatically manage processes and workflows.", PDM and SCM - similarities and differences. The Association of Swedish Engineering Industries 2001
  9. Ivica Crnkovic, Ulf Asklund, Annita Persson Dahlqvist "Implementing and Integrating Product Data Management and Software Configuration Management" ISBN 978-1580534987
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