DOORS 9.7 & ELM Webinar Series

DOORS 9.7 Improves requirements with AI

Learn about IBM’s latest offering and how AI is improving requirements quality as they are being written. We will show you how DOORS 9.7 can now make use of the requirements quality assistant and discuss how Watson has been pre-trained using the INCOSE requirement guidelines.

DOORS 9.7 working with test management

With recent improvements in DOORS 9.7, learn how it’s now easier than ever to bolt on IBMs Test Management solution to get complete traceability within the V Model associated with Systems Engineering. We will cover test plans, automating tests and documenting results and raising defects / changes as a result

DOORS 9.7 working with a change control process

Increase the level of rigor and control by implementing a change management process around your requirements documentation. Make use of IBM’s Engineering Workflow Management to give confidence in your requirements as they evolve.

DOORS 9.7 leveraging data to gain engineering insights across the lifecycle

We talk about how you can utilize data across the engineering lifecycle to generate compliance reports and visualize your web of traceability using IBM’s powerful analytics capabilities. This enhances capabilities to undertake impact assessments and perform gap analysis.

DOORS 9.7 helping data interchange with suppliers and customers

ReqIF(Requirements Interchange Format) is a file format that can be used to exchange requirements, along with its associated metadata, between software tools from different vendors. Although developed in the automotive industry, ReqIF is suitable for lossless exchange of requirements in any industry. This session considers the use of ReqIF for interchange of data and how PSL have various utilities to improve the exchange.

DOORS 9.7 Data Migrations

The migration of data from DOORS to IBM DOORS Next unlocks the full power and features of ELM. This session covers our tooling and methodology we have created to enable this migration, and to overcome the challenges of differences between the two tools, in particular in the type system data models.

Demonstrating Compliance in the Medical/Pharma/Life
Sciences Industries using IBM ELM

Engineering medical devices is not an easy job. These devices include an increasing amount of software that integrates with hardware and electronics. To produce medical devices that meet changing healthcare needs and standards, see how the IBM ELM toolset can provide a controlled and collaborative environment to meet the demands of the medical device industry.