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Are you looking for ways to optimize your workflows and get the most out of IBM DOORS Next Generation (DNG)? Join us for our upcoming webinar on 27th January 2025 at 3:30 PM CET, where we will explore productivity hacks designed to simplify and enhance your experience with IBM DNG.
Date: 27th January 2025
Time: 3:30 PM CET
What You’ll Learn
In this webinar, we’ll guide you through powerful techniques and tools that can transform the way you work with DNG. Here’s a sneak peek at the key topics we’ll cover:
- Working with Modules: Discover how to simplify module workflows and make them more efficient.
- Reviewing and Approving Requirements: Learn how to streamline the approval process, saving time and improving accuracy.
- Managing Variants and Configurations: Tackle complex setups with ease and maintain control over multiple module configurations.
Get Hands-On with Softacus Widgets
During the session, we’ll demonstrate how our innovative Softacus widgets can enhance your DNG productivity. These tools are designed to address specific challenges and provide solutions tailored to your requirements management needs.
Here’s what we’ll showcase:
- CMC (Custom Module Configuration): Simplify and enhance module setup and customization.
- MEX (Module Export Extension): Export modules seamlessly while maintaining data integrity.
- PEX (Process Extension): Improve process efficiency by automating repetitive tasks.
- MAS (Module Approval System): Streamline requirement approvals and ensure compliance.
- MLS (Module Link Switcher): Easily manage and switch module links with precision.
- SPJ (Softacus Project Jumpstart): Accelerate your project setup and execution.
Why You Should Attend
This webinar is perfect for professionals who manage requirements or configurations in IBM DNG and want to enhance their productivity with innovative tools and workflows. Whether you're a seasoned user or just getting started with DNG, you’ll gain actionable insights and solutions to apply immediately to your projects.
Don’t miss this opportunity to revolutionize the way you work with IBM DOORS Next Generation!
We look forward to seeing you at the webinar!
Reverting a single module to a previous version without affecting the entire component baseline has long been a challenge for DNG users. Some address this by creating highly granular components, but this approach doesn’t fully solve the issue.
In the second part of our webinar on Hidden Features in IBM DOORS Next, we dived even deeper into the DNG features such as:
- Generating Work Items & Test Cases
- Copy & Clone functionalities
- Using Templates
- Team Views
- Tagging
- Type System specifics
If you missed the first live session on the topic, just drop us an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will be happy to send you the recording.
This webinar is sponsored by TD Synnex Switzerland.
During the session, will explored powerful but often overlooked features of IBM DOORS NG that can make a big difference in how you manage requirements, including:
- Generating Work Items & Test Cases
- Copy & Clone functionalities
- Using Templates
- Team Views
- Tagging
- Type System specifics and much more
The webinar was generously sponsored by TD Synnex Switerland.
If you missed the live session, send us an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will be happy to send you the recording.
Contact us if you need assistance with the IBM ELM tools.
Join The Swiss Systems Engineering Day 2024 (SWISSED24) on the 9th of September 2024 in Zürich at the beautiful Lakeside venue.
This hybrid event brings together first-class presenters and practitioners, to share knowledge and experience on how to plan, develop and manage systems in an efficient and successful way.
The key theme of SWISSED24 is "Building Bridges," where we explore the transformative journeys from:
- Practice to Science
- Waterfall to Agile
- Startup to Corporate
- Methodology to Process
Our colleague Jan Jancar will present at the conference on the topic Norm Traceability in System Configuration Management Context.
An event you don't want to miss! Register here
Join the Softacus webinar "Realization of the IBM ELM Automotive Compliance Process."
Date: 28. August 2024
Time: 3:30 - 4:30 pm CET
In this webinar, we will cover:
- An overview of the automotive compliance process
- What's "inside the box": process definitions, IBM tool templates, ready-to-use reports, and standard mappings
- Best practices for implementing the process with IBM ELM tools
Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your IBM ELM compliance processes!
Register now here
Join IBM in Minuch for an exclusive workshop: "Using SysML V2 with Rhapsody SE and HarmonyMBE" and learn how to model a system architecture based on the upcoming SysML V2 standard. This will be done according to the HarmonyMBE method with the new IBM® Rhapsody® Systems Engineering (Rhapsody SE) product.
Date: September 19th 2024
Location: IBM Watson Center, Munich
What to Expect:
- Discover Rhapsody SE, a cloud-native, web-based solution designed to help you develop more complex and competitive products.
- Get a sneak peek into the new SysML V2 standard, set to revolutionize Systems Engineering.
- Learn how IBM's Rhapsody for Systems Engineering, which supports this new standard and integrates the updated SysML V2-based MBSE method HarmonyMBE, can elevate your projects.
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Due to the high interest in our previous webinar on Linking in IBM DNG, we are excited to announce a second session on July 23rd at 3:30 pm CET. Don't miss this opportunity!
During the session, we will continue our discussion on any topics related to links in IBM DOORS Next, such as:
- Types of Links in DNG
- Widgets
- Link Reporting
- Link terms and link sharing
- Hyperlinks
- Link constraints and more
If you would like to master your link management skills and streamline your workflow in IBM DNG, but you missed the live session, contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will be happy to send you the recording.
In the world of IBM DOORS Next, links are more than just connections—they're the backbone of effective requirements management.
These links enable traceability, ensuring every requirement is tracked throughout the lifecycle, from conception to delivery. By linking artifacts, teams can maintain alignment, validate compliance, and streamline their development process.
Understanding and utilizing these links effectively can make a significant difference in project success, enhancing collaboration and improving overall project visibility.
Register now for our webinar on July 9th at 3:30 pm CET where we will dive into topics like:
- Creating Effective Links
- Linking by LBFA (Link By Frame Attribute)
- Ensuring Link Validity
- Advanced Link Filtering Techniques
- Optimal Link Display Practices
- Dos and Don'ts of LinkingLinking by View
- Utilizing Links in RELM (Rational Engineering Lifecycle Manager)
- Comprehensive Link Reporting
- Overview of Existing Link Types
If you missed the live session, just reach out to us under This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will send you the recording.
At Softacus, we excel in providing migration services from IBM DOORS to IBM DOORS Next Generation, ensuring a smooth and seamless transition for our clients.
Whether you're contemplating migrating from DOORS Classic to DOORS Next or simply seeking to explore the benefits of the latter, our upcoming webinar is for you.
Key topics that will be discussed:
- Custom link types usage for migrated links - link types can be defined based on source and target object's module path in DOORS Classic or DOORS Next
- Creation of nested Global Configurations structure based on created during migration DOORS Next streams and baselines
- Flexible definition of artifact types based either on a dedicated enumeration attribute or conditions built on queries for more attributes
