The team of 15 to 20 software engineers uses IBM Rational ALM and Jira for testing. They coupled different online packages together because the Duration Enterprise was impossible to use.

We have three modules. The DOORS module is for requirements. RTC is for storage planning and workflow planning. We also use the module for quality. We use IBM Rational ALM as the main tool to plan development.

I use IBM Rational ALM to provide solutions to various customers for their end-to-end development, like requirement gathering. The solution's RM tool is used for live traceability.

We suggest to the clients that we do the R&D from our side. So if we feel that it's a stable version, and after monitoring multiple things, then only because it's the best version for the customer, along with the fix-panel, if any is required.

For most of the customers, we recommend the latest version. Because in the latest version, it will be day by day, it will keep on giving updates. And we'll see the performance increase. That's why we do the initial R&D, and then if we feel it's really stable, we only recommend it to the customer.

We used the complete suite of IBM Rational ALM for development and work with the infrastructure to put the application right. I'm in charge of the team, that is working with the tools, and this solution is one of them. I work with the team and approve or not to go to live with the application and modifications to the application.

We use IBM Rational ALM for processing. We are following a real process. As part of that, we can configure features and the stories and schedule release plans. If there is a backlog of stories, we can configure it properly. 

We are a software development company and I am a tech manager. My role includes managing the IBM ALM and GitLab tools. We have IBM ALM installed in a virtualized environment but not on the cloud.

I use IBM Rational ALM in my daily work to verify the engineering tools to see the visibility aspects in different CLM facilities.

IBM Rational ALM is mainly used for configuration management and version control. We use it in the automotive sector, which it has a lot of use in, and is certified.

We use the solution for engineering requirements and tests.

I work as Q&A engineer in addition to supporting CALM management. I use it for daily, day-to-day user activities.

We use the on-premises deployment model of this solution.

We are a central, systems integration team that provides different solutions to vendors and business partners. We have a lab available on-premises and we work with all of the latest tools available in the market. We integrate them into the pipelines, create new PoCs and use cases, and showcase the solutions to different clients. IBM Rational ALM is one of the solutions that we provide.

Our primary use case has to do with performance monitoring. We are trying to help our business users with their development and landscaping to identify exactly where their pain point areas are. Then we can help to fine-tune their applications, tools, and databases for the teams. 

We began using this product in 2014 as a work management tool. After that, we gained knowledge of the Agile framework and implemented these features in Rational. We now have five scrum teams, all of them using this solution for scrum planning. This includes dashboards and the Kanban view in order to support them.

Our primary use for implementing this solution was to use it for was for a science project at a university. We used it to monitor progress and enhance productivity.

We're using it for project management, using Agile Scrum. We are using it for requirements management and for test management. We have three products: one for requirements management, one for testing management, and the other for project and task management.