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Jama Connect vs. IBM® Rational® DOORS® — A Better Alternative to IBM DOORS

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Product development teams face many challenges in today’s fast-moving and increasingly regulated environment. Potential missteps, however, can create an expensive ripple effect throughout the product development cycle, with the potential for missed deadlines, compliance issues and more.   Real-time collaboration and the need for a single source of truth are critical to product development teams. Outdated tools often don’t deliver on these needs, and a misalignment […]

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Migrating from IBM DOORS: Why and How Rockwell Automation Made the Switch

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Migrating from IBM® DOORS®: Why and How Rockwell Automation Made the Switch As a modern alternative to traditional legacy platforms like IBM DOORS, Jama Connect® enables digital transformation with a more efficient and user-friendly approach to managing risk and compliance. And although the benefits are innumerable, some organizations hesitate to migrate to a modern platform […]

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What is DOORS and Why Does DOORS Software Fall Short for Requirements Management?

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What does DOORS stand for? DOORS is an acronym that stands for Rational Dynamic Object Oriented Requirements System. What is DOORS? IBM DOORS, formerly known as Telelogic DOORS, is a legacy requirements management tool originally created in 1991 and is part of the IBM Engineering Requirements Management DOORS Family. Why was IBM DOORS originally built? […]

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DOORS Next Generation or Jama Connect: A Side-by-Side Look at Requirements Management Platforms

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Why Modern Engineering Teams Aren’t Using IBM DOORS or DOORS Next Generation for Requirements Management If you’re currently using DOORS for requirements management, you likely know that moving to a different solution is necessary, and you might be considering DOORS Next Generation. However, fast-shifting market dynamics require a new approach to accelerate innovation. As a […]

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Why Migration Efforts from IBM Rational DOORS to DOORS NG Are Failing – And an Alternative Path.

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Why Migration Efforts from IBM Rational DOORS to DOORS NG Are Failing – And an Alternative Path. IBM Rational DOORS was built in 1991 when it became clear that document-based tools such as Microsoft Office did not offer the capabilities able to manage and analyze requirements traceability. And while it was revolutionary at the time, […]

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Considering DOORS® for requirements management? There is a more modern solution.

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Considering DOORS® for requirements management? There is a more modern solution. If you’re considering IBM® DOORS® for requirements management, it might be because it’s considered a “safe” move, you’ve used it in the past, or because you’re unaware that there’s a significantly more modern and easier to use alternative to DOORS requirements management. IBM DOORS […]