IBM Rational DOORS Primary Use Case

Our primary use for DOORS is that we implement this product for our customers and build-out customized components. View full review »

My primary use case is for the development and management of requirements, traceability of requirements up and down the architecture chain, and verification. View full review »

I am a consultant and this is one of the solutions that my company uses to help our clients. Rational DOORS is used to help our customers with system engineering. I use it to design complex systems like trains and cars. DOORS is used to collect all of the requirements for these big systems and then we try to organize the requirements. We make sure that the system functions in compliance with the requirements. View full review »

We had a large number of requirements coming in as a federal contractor and we put them in DOORS. We did exports from that to map those requirements to what we were doing and the architecture that we were building. We did that in MagicDraw, which we attempted to integrate with DOORS. View full review »

We primarily use the solution for giving requirements, both mechanical and electric. View full review »

I run my own engineering office in Switzerland for training companies on a freelance basis. I have used the most recent version for several projects. View full review »

Our primary use case of this solution is mainly to manage all of the requirements, from the user requirements to the system requirements to the sub-system requirements. Also to manage traceability, the baseline, and the different baselines of the requirement. View full review »

The primary use for the product is requirements management. That is essentially prioritizing and planning product delivery. View full review »

We are mainly using IBM Rational DOORS for managing requirements. View full review »

We primarily use the solution for governmental management. View full review »