However, I believe Jama is one of the best options. Before making a decision, we considered several other options, all of which were equal.

We tried codeBeamer, Polarion from Siemens and Next Generation Doors, but we chose Jama because they have a good marketing team and are enthusiastic for you to use their product.

We evaluated a number of other tools. There were more comprehensive and configurable options but they would have required more dedicated resource in-house to configure and manage. Simpler, less expensive options seemed like they might be outgrown in a few years. Jama was a good compromise for the usage anticipated.

We evaluated quite a lot of options. This solution seems to be the most complete product and it has the requirements management part, which is really mature. Compared to IBM, it's easier to use. Jama has the mature features, but it's still user-friendly for beginners and that's the point when you deploy it to a big audience. Everyone needs to learn it and it's helpful if it's not too hard to learn. That was the biggest selling point. That, and the cloud offering. The cloud offers no limitations and the security is quite good.