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5 Ways Traceability Is Changing to Bolster the Remote Workforce
Where developers and engineers were once working side-by-side, with the ability to discuss their process and keep their team informed, they are now navigating a remote collaboration landscape. According to a 2017 study done by Stack Overflow, there is a correlation for developers between remote work and job satisfaction, and the highest job satisfaction ratings are seen from developers who work remote full time.
With the switch to remote work across the globe, and no immediate end in sight, developers don’t have the option of working side-by-side with their colleagues.
Today, that’s becoming less of an issue, as developers are allowed more meaningful accountability and insight into interconnections as they happen.As we look ahead, we can expect to see these capabilities grow in five different ways.Updating your traceability reports with as little manual effort as possible will be essential to a streamlined, remote workforce. As traceability becomes more advanced, the work to create and maintain it should not become more difficult.
With the switch to remote work across the globe, and no immediate end in sight, developers don’t have the option of working side-by-side with their colleagues.
Today, that’s becoming less of an issue, as developers are allowed more meaningful accountability and insight into interconnections as they happen.As we look ahead, we can expect to see these capabilities grow in five different ways.Updating your traceability reports with as little manual effort as possible will be essential to a streamlined, remote workforce. As traceability becomes more advanced, the work to create and maintain it should not become more difficult.
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