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These challenges can result in extended development timelines as teams struggle to identify and address gaps in verification coverage. Moreover, the impact on product quality can be substantial. Insufficiently verified designs may result in issues that remain undetected until late in the development cycle or even after product release, leading to increased development costs and time and potential erosion of customer confidence and a company’s reputation.
OpsHub Integration Manager (OIM) is a leading enterprise-grade data integration software.
OIM addresses the common dilemma of prioritizing either collaboration or functionality. By providing real-time, bi-directional data synchronization and a centralized platform for monitoring integration progress, OIM offers both. This enables teams to maintain their existing best-of-breed systems while seamlessly integrating them for enhanced transparency and information exchange. Additionally, OIM’s audit trail and traceability features ensure accountability and compliance.
You can watch the integration video here.
Learn about prerequisites for Verisium Manager and Jama Connect.
To set up the Verisium Manager – Jama Connect Integration, a 3-step process is outlined, which you can also access through this video link.
Give a unique system name and add other mandatory details like server URL, username, and user password. Switch the toggle to the right to enable the HTTPS certificate of the Verisium Manager server. Save all the details to configure the system. Once configured, OIM will fetch the projects dynamically in that system.
Add details to configure Jama Connect. Give a unique system name followed by other mandatory details like server URL, username, and user password. Since we are selecting the authentication type as Basic, we need to fill in the username and password of the integration user.
Now that the system is configured, all the associated projects load dynamically.
Select the projects to sync. Multiple projects between the two systems can be synced. We can map one project from Jama Connect to multiple vPlans in Verusium Manager and multiple vPlans from Verisium Manager to one project in Jama Connect. Here, systems and projects can be integrated in 3 directions, i.e., forward, bidirectional, and backward. Select the bidirectional arrow to sync the projects bidirectionally.
1. Select the entities to create a mapping between the systems. Other entities like Metric Ports from Verisium Manager to Jama Connect as Test Case, among others, can be mapped.
2. Click on Add Mapping which will navigate you to Create Mapping page. Here, we can see the basic details of the system, including the project and entity type. There are 2 ways to create Mapping, i.e., Create from Scratch or Automap. Automap allows OIM to map fields with similar names automatically.
3. Here, Selecting Create from Scratch option to create the Mapping. First, map the mandatory fields, i.e., Name in Verisium Manager to Name in Jama Connect. Add some more fields to be integrated, like Priority, Status, and Description.
Here are a few examples of the value and mandatory field mapping configuration:
Note: Here, in the Value Mapping, the values are mapped in the bidirectional mode. You can change the direction as per your requirements.
Once all the details are configured, click Create Mapping to complete the step. The Mapping is successfully created.
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Anika Sunda is a senior product marketing manager in the Cadence System Verification Group. She has more than 15 years of semiconductor industry experience spanning product management, research development, and verification from prior roles at Synopsys and Agilent Technologies. Sunda is a gold medalist and holds a master’s from IIIT Bangalore, India.
Bhoomi Gupta is a Manager, ISV Partner at OpsHub with extensive experience in aligning with partners and customers to meet business objectives. She has expertise in assisting partner customers in scaling their Agile and DevOps practices through appropriate modernization strategies and integration solutions.
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