An Agile Alternative to Doors: Modernize Your Requirements Management With Polarion

Today’s product line engineering demands that you compete and capitalize on opportunities. This means you must innovate at unprecedented speeds while improving quality and managing a complex lifecycle of compliance and regulatory standards. You simply cannot expect your system engineering teams to meet today’s high demands using a point solution like DOORS designed before the browser was invented.

When project scope is increasing and time is shrinking, your only choice is to give people the right tool to help them do their job better and faster.

If you are an existing DOORS user and wish to succeed at this accelerated pace, you need a Requirements Management tool that is easy to use and provides everyone with the collaboration they need.

Implementing a good Requirements Management solution is critical to meet the challenges of today’s accelerated world. Learn how Polarion Software can leverage your existing DOORS data in a browser-based system and modernize your Requirements Management application.

Join this webinar to see how Polarion has proven to be a viable, low-risk alternative for organizations seeking to increase agility, collaboration and innovation - where electronic signatures, baseline comparisons, traceability, and data migration/linking are critical.

Agenda Topics:

• Experience live the migration of DOORS data to Polarion and discover the benefits of using Polarion to replace your legacy systems
• Continue to leverage and maximize your DOORS customizations and processes in a modern browser environment
• Extend your software requirements management process with a real-time collaboration database, and a modern, customizable workflow engine, that supports any type of methodology from traditional to agile
• Ensure full traceability from requirements to test cases down to source code including DOORS requirements
• Invite and require stakeholders to electronically sign the specification documents as reviewed or approved before they can be released to production

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