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Requirements Portal vs. OpenText Dimensions RM

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Requirements Portal
Score 0.0 out of 10
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Requirements Portal is Altium’s requirements management tool that enables engineering teams to create, manage, and trace requirements across systems, designs, and verification activities.
$995
per year
OpenText Dimensions RM
Score 6.0 out of 10
N/A
Formerly Micro Focus Dimensions RM, and earlier Serena Dimensions RM, OpenText Dimensions RM is a full-featured requirements management solution. Its web-based capabilities are designed to enable efficiency in modern system and software development.N/A
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Free Trial
YesNo
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsRequirements Portal is included in Altium Develop with unlimited collaborators. Create an Altium Develop workspace for $995/year. Invite unlimited collaborators for free.—
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User Ratings
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6.0
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User Testimonials
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Likelihood to Recommend
Altium
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OpenText
from my point of view its usually suited for a project with 20 to 50 members in it. have more than that may cause issue. because of sharing will be difficult among more people
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Pros
Altium
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OpenText
  • Traceability - will allow you to see end to end how requirements are related to each other, to project artifacts, how the requirement was tested, and the implementation code (when using with Serena CM).
  • Baselines - these are snapshots in time which are typically used at project phases and milestones. They allow you to see all aspects of a project from requirements to testing and how it has progressed or changed over time.
  • Test Management - test steps, execution, defect management are all included in RM, providing a powerful SDLC management platform.
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Cons
Altium
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OpenText
  • it is a centralized software so the issue is only one user can have access to software at a given point of time
  • some times check-in and check out takes time
  • its little difficult for newbies to understand and work with
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OpenText
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Return on Investment
Altium
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OpenText
  • management of requirement is much easier
  • centralized access to all the document
  • better user friendly experience
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Screenshot of the interface to plan verification, document test cases, and track requirements status to ensure full coverage and end-to-end traceability.Screenshot of where to visualize stakeholder, system, and engineering-level requirements in a graph, to understand parent-child relations and dependencies.Screenshot of the interface to replace scattered documents with managed requirements in a secure cloud workspace accessible to all collaborators.Screenshot of the interface to link requirements to comments and tasks for traceability to electronic components and more direct communication.