Cloudockit vs. IBM Rational System Architect Designer

Cloudockit

IBM Rational System Architect Designer

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
Cloudockit	Score 9.0 out of 10	N/A	Cloudockit is an enterprise architecture platform for cloud infrastructure (e.g. AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Hyper-V, VMware), from UMAknow headquartered in Montreal.	$1,250 per year
IBM Rational System Architect Designer	Score 6.2 out of 10	N/A	IBM Rational System Architect is an enterprise architecture management platform, that enables the use of abstraction to preserve design intents and tribal memory, and to provide auditable evidence of conformance to policies.	N/A

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Cloudockit

IBM Rational System Architect Designer

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Cloudockit	IBM Rational System Architect Designer
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup Fee

No setup fee

Additional Details

Discounts available for multi-year pricing (15% for two year, 20% for three year).

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	Cloudockit	IBM Rational System Architect Designer
Top Pros	No answers on this topic	Pro Ms office Pro Ibm products
Top Cons	No answers on this topic	Minus Sql server Minus Not cheap Minus Good ui

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	Cloudockit	IBM Rational System Architect Designer
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User Testimonials
	Cloudockit	IBM Rational System Architect Designer
Likelihood to Recommend	UMAknow No answers on this topic	IBM If you need a whole infrastructure and architect view, IBM Rational System Architect is the way to go. If you need a single diagram or your business process is young enough to support hard documenting, you are fine with an open source tool. Incentivized Miguel Angel Merino Vega Analista de Sistemas Read full review
Pros	UMAknow No answers on this topic	IBM MS Office exporting UML modeling Transformation to code A reverse transformation from code Integrates with other IBM products Incentivized Miguel Angel Merino Vega Analista de Sistemas Read full review
Cons	UMAknow No answers on this topic	IBM Always has a price. And IBM is not cheap Sequence diagrams can get messy (still has a good UI) Only support few databases as backend repositories like SQL Server and Oracle Incentivized Miguel Angel Merino Vega Analista de Sistemas Read full review
Alternatives Considered	UMAknow No answers on this topic	IBM If you have a budget or the need for a complex modeler or need diagram transformation to code or vice-versa, IBM Rational System Architect is the way to go. If you need few diagrams or don't need the complexity or don't have a budget, Bizagi or Star UML get the things done. Incentivized Miguel Angel Merino Vega Analista de Sistemas Read full review
Return on Investment	UMAknow No answers on this topic	IBM Clients like good modeling. A good diagram reduce costs in incidents and doubts of bad interpretations Reduce costs of recognition of old software. Incentivized Miguel Angel Merino Vega Analista de Sistemas Read full review
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