Webinar: SodiusWillert Migration Toolkit for DOORS

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Summary

Are you planning to upgrade from IBM DOORS to DOORS NG but you’re concerned about the tedious process? Don’t worry, you are not left alone with configuring that automated migration process. Our partner, SodiusWillert assists the client through the process of designing the IBM DOORS Next scheme including mapping rules for the actual migration to ensure that the new environment can be leveraged as expected. It also supports the clients during the entire migration, minimizing project downtime and the risk of flaws that are expensive to fix once DOORS Next is in production use. To help clients get started, a dedicated test environment is ensured for each client with direct access for the client, providing the client’s engineers with a safe space to test possible migration results. Their migration offering scales to the enterprise, and by performing direct transformations, without intermediate file packages, migrations happen faster without pre/post data cleanup.

SodiusWillert is helping clients migrate from IBM DOORS to IBM DOORS Next with a proven combination of toolkit and services ensuring a smooth transition process and efficient leverage of the advanced capabilities of IBM DOORS Next.

Please join Oswald Walz, seasoned expert for DOORS, DOORS Next and all related migration topics, and delve into the SodiusWillert migration offerings, focusing on:

• Compare DOORS Classic project with a view in DOORS Next
• Elaborate major advantages of DOORS Next
• Show migration result with simple built-in capability
• Show migration result with SodiusWillert bundle of service and toolkit.
• Best practices for a successful migration

Key speakers

Oswald Waltz, Seasoned expert for DOORS, DOORS Next, SodiusWillert

Oswald Walz is a consultant and trainer at SodiusWillert. In these roles, he shares his comprehensive expertise in requirements engineering processes and tools across the lifecycle with a specific focus on IBM DOORS Next and IBM DOORS. Oswald assists and guides client engineers during project start-up, including advice on designing metamodels and a sustainable project structure. As a trainer, he enables client engineers to understand requirements engineering workflows and processes and to exploit the full capabilities of the tools used. Oswald holds a university degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Applied Sciences in Bielefeld, Germany.