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What is Jama Connect?
Jama Connect® is a Requirements Management software and Requirements Traceability solution. Jama Software enables teams to manage product requirements and enable Live Traceability™ across the development process, in order to reduce cycle times and improve product quality.
Jama Connect Does the Job and is an Invaluable Resource
Jama for small companies
The tool is used by all development teams …
Really useful and supportive Tool for our requirements and related topics
Jama Connect - Excellent Tool for Regulated Products!!
A Top Pick For Requirements Management
JAMA Software within CarUX Technology Europe BV.
Jama Connect - Requirement Management Tool in Automotive Industry
Perfect for our needs
Jama - Communication and Data Views Positive Review
Great requirements management software.
My Review
Perfect tool for small teams
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What is Jama Connect?
Jama Connect® is a Requirements Management software and Requirements Traceability solution. Jama Software enables teams to manage product requirements and enable Live Traceability™ across the development process, in order to reduce cycle times and improve product quality.
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Jama Connect Technical Details
Deployment Types | On-premise, Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Windows, Linux, Mac |
Mobile Application | No |
Supported Languages | English |
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Jama Connect Customer Size Distribution
Consumers | 0% |
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Small Businesses (1-50 employees) | 0% |
Mid-Size Companies (51-500 employees) | 30% |
Enterprises (more than 500 employees) | 70% |
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- Identify orphan sub-requirements that are not linked to any parent requirement.
- Identify requirements with no test cases associated.
- Generate custom reports showing tracing between various levels of requirements and tracing of requirements to testing evidence.
- Concurrent revision of requirements, risks and test cases in different projects
- Syncing of deleted entities (like requirements and test cases) from child project to master project has to be done manually. There is no provision of automatic syncing of deleted entities back to master project.
Jama Connect Does the Job and is an Invaluable Resource
- Traceability from user needs to system requirements, system requirements to system tests and module requirements, module requirements to module tests
- Ability to create and define items and relationships to enable custom workflows
- Versioning, keeping track of changes, and locking items
- Easy way to add comments for each change in the items
- Cross-project linkage and ability to share items between projects
- Easy way to create custom templates
Jama for small companies
The tool is used by all development teams with great acceptance level.
- high level of customization
- ease of use
- organization of requirements
- reviews both internal or with external participants
- some views can be more "user friendly" (ex. trace view does not scale the fields)
- automation using "advanced" scripts especially for creating documentation.
- read access to users with floating licence when the license is not avaiable (same as stakeholder license)
- Requirements
- Test Cases
- development support
- buyable Database of main requirements like legal ones
- Downgrade from float creator to Stakeholder
- less coomplexity with creating requirements (if possible)
Jama Connect - Excellent Tool for Regulated Products!!
- Intuitive Design
- Excellent Configuration Managment
- Robust and controlled Peer Review tool
- Single page traceability matrix
A Top Pick For Requirements Management
- Organization of data
- Traceability
- User Friendly UI
- DFMEA functionality could be improved to mimic a classic "Excel template"
JAMA Software within CarUX Technology Europe BV.
- Tracking of issues related to requirements is easy.
- Storing test results through the API into defined tests
- Ease of use and understanding for end-users
- Moving from Projects to Programs, were a program contains several projects. In the car industry you have a program which contains several projects (left/right side driving, with or without touch etc.) Still the same program.
- Login to simple no 2-factor authentication possible
- Login has no end-date so no warning of expiration-date on password.
- Useablity
- Tracebility
- Status and Review Center
- Filtering function could be improved
- Charts could be more configurable
- Visualization of Plan/Milestones where Item types are pinned against
Perfect for our needs
- Straightforward for standard use
- Romer has been great at helping us when we have questions
- Tracing is super easy
- Management tree keeps things very organized
- Customization of item types is not nearly as robust as other systems like Polarion.
- Polarion also seems to be better at showing upstream and downstream info directly on the item you have selected. Not just what the trace is, but actual content from that trace.
- There could be better information on how to create custom exports for those that don't know how to use mail merge.
Jama - Communication and Data Views Positive Review
- Requirement traceability and relationship flow. There are many different ways to show your coverage, flow of requirements, and where they are in a larger perspective of the project.
- Review communication through the review engine is particularly well done.
- Ease of using the system - the ergonomics is excellent. My users have an easy time getting used to working with otherwise complicated structures and organization.
- The ability to pull information from different angles is excellent. The filters are very useful and other products don't compete here like Visure, Doors, etc...
- The initial dashboard is very limited in functionality and views. The bar charts and pie charts are useful but quite cumbersome given you have to specify your filters beforehand. This is very important in my opinion as this is the top level summary that 90% of your management will only look at.
- Coverage explorer - only 150 items at one time. This should be expand to all...
- Verification and Validation need improvement on being able to package and coordinate test runs, cycles, and platform variations of these items. This is a bit cumbersome and difficult for beginner users to get used to.
- It is very annoying and counterproductive that the users have to directly click "logout" to open up licenses. Admins can't boot people out of the system actively to fix if someone has to go home. You have to wait for 2hrs + for their license to expire.
- Create/Edit licenses not defaulting to collaborator licenses is also very annoying for admins especially during very large concept stage input/reading efforts into Jama.
Great requirements management software.
- Requirement management.
- Cloud deployment.
- Automated user provisioning.
- Faster response time from support.
- Integrations with Sharepoint.
My Review
- Flexibility & adaptability
- Review and feedback management
- Branching and reuse
- Complex to export in desired structure & format
- Better flexibility for test documentation & management
Perfect tool for small teams
- Having List view and reading views
- Import from Excel and word document
- Powerful API to integrate JAMA with other tools
- Relatively stable system
- lots of good functionalities
- Export/Reports are not easy for the end users. the templates are too complicated
- In my opinion, JAMA does not cope well with large volume of data, e.g. only first 100 in user group are displayed
- defects reporting is complicated
- Report of new features can be done , but with different login info and not the same as reporting defects .
JAMA functions are not so great for very large system ( e.g. for more than 10-20k requirements)
Jama Connect Requirements Management Review
- Requirements Review
- Requirements import and export
- Managing Requirements
- sometimes response time is slow
- we got several white label issue during login
- System support ticket process is not very convenient
Jama review
- Getting Requirements "nailed down." The 'Review Center' is very popular with our users.
- The 'filtering' capabilities in Jama are not as good as they could be. In particular, the ability to "nest" filters is quite limited. I have certain seen much better capabilities in other tools. ('Cradle' is an example of a tool with excellent "nested filters" capabilities.)
- From an administrative point of view, the 'License' admin view is pretty disappointing. The particular thing that I'd like to be able to find out from it is the peak number of 'Float Creator' licenses in concurrent use on each day. If there's a way to get to that information, I haven't found it yet.
Thanks Jama!
- Version control
- Traceability
- Managing test protocols
- Test run execution
- Redlining feature
- Trace matrix generation
- Managing versions of a project
- Live traceability
- Cross-functional collaboration and review
- Custom reports
- Obtaining information in a live view from multiple levels upstream or downstream
- Item-type subscription services and alerts on changes
Jama - the King of Kings
- Store and Manage Requirements
- Maintain Revision Histories
- Generate Trace Matricies
- Typesetting Export Documentation
Jama - satisfied
Test Management
Traceability
- Live traceability between requirement and test case
- Real time test execution status
- Review Center
- Export to Word needs extensive formatting. I hope Jama provide better export functionality
- Jama cloud has some security issues. We decided stay on-premises
- Jama cloud does not have a capability to stay on a particular release, and have a frequent releases within a year.
- It would be nice if floating creator license users can select to access as read only or read/write at login time.
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- Quick marking (and solving) question and issues through comments
- Intuitive Review module (peer as well as approval)
- Free Stakeholder licenses help showcase (Jama) Requirements management to involved stakeholders
- No build-in Company Dictionary/Glossary
- No easy-to-use visual traceability (e.g. tree-graph)
A JAMA review from a startup aviation company
- Tagging usernames using @
- Icons are easy to understand
- Requirements are easy to transform between text and requirement
- Easy to navigate amoung different baselines and projects
- In my experience, login takes longer, even when you are logged in it never saves - every time have to login again
- Not intuitive to undo updates - wrongly update wording of a requirement for example
- Not intuitive to recall the history of a specific requirement, all logins that updated and what this specific login has done
First assessment after Jama Connect set up
- Traceability
- Reporting
- Requirements import/export
- User friendly API
- More flexibility in creating customised item types (for example: add possibility to use "step"-like tables in a custom way)
- Even if API is found to be user friendly, testing automation process is not. For example, lack of SW test items that can be automated
Jama: Welcome to the future of RE
- Requirements Management in general
- Focus in the content without loosing the track of the evolution of the items by maintaining the exchange of information between the users inside the Tool.
- The possibilities to integrate this tool within our IT-landcape and with our other engineering tools is for us a leverage to success.
- The Reuse/Sync feature needs improvement to ensure wide use in the organization.
- Export/Import requirements in a large scale is a humbling experience with the tool, a lot of manual work is needed.
- Filter and Search features are too narrow in the scope and not efficient enough for a large organization.
The Journey from Paper Documents to Jama Connect
- Easy to use and configure
- Super tech support
- Exporting is done well (templates)
- Supports complete product (me, hw, fw, sw, etc.). Not just an agile sw tool
- Upgrading and managing server has been problematic.
- Sharing requirements (or inheriting) is overly complicated for our use.
- Collaboration on requirement development.
- Establishing traceability between elements.
- Review and approval functions of individual elements.
- The user interface can be cumbersome and difficult to perform certain tasks efficiently. In particular, mass editing of items is not easy to do--items generally need to be handled on an individual basis.
- Although individual needs can vary widely, some basic expected functionality is hidden or altogether unavailable.
- Large projects become very difficult to manage.