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Teams migrate to Codebeamer to streamline their workflows and manage risks, requirements, and quality more effectively without any disruptions. This video showcases a high-fidelity migration from IBM DOORS Next Generation (DOORS NG) to Codebeamer using OpsHub Migration Manager (OMM), with zero downtime. All artefacts created in DOORS NG seamlessly migrate over, maintaining data consistency and preserving context, guaranteeing no data loss post-migration. Have a look!
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The video showcases a high-fidelity, zero downtime migration to PTC Codebeamer. All artifacts in DOORS NG migrate seamlessly with complete data integrity and consistency, ensuring there is no loss of information.
On the left side of the screen, we have DOORS NG, and on the right, we have Codebeamer. Different components in DOORS NG are mapped to different trackers in Codebeamer. Component C in DOORS NG is mapped to User Stories in Codebeamer. In component C, we have 13 artifacts. Component A in DOORS NG is mapped to Customer Requirement Specifications in Codebeamer. Component A has 11 artifacts. Component B in DOORS NG is mapped to system requirement specifications in Codebeamer. As you can see, currently Codebeamer is empty, and no artifacts are present here.
While the migration is in progress, teams can continue their work in both systems. On refreshing, we can see that all the work items of company B in DOORS NG have migrated to system requirement specifications in Codebeamer. Opening a requirement to see if all the details associated with it has migrated. The Remote link, remote ID and the status have successfully synchronized.
The Severity in Codebeamer is mapped to Priority in DOORS NG which is high. The description and comment have also synchronized. Under History, we can see there are five revisions in Codebeamer. Let’s quickly compare this history with DOORS NG. We can see the 5 revisions here which are synchronized. The first revision is the create revision, second revision is the comment, third revision is the modification in the Primary Text or the Description. The Primary Text was mapped to Description in Codebeamer. We can see all the revisions have synchronized.
The link in DOORS NG is also reflecting under Association in Codebeamer. By clicking on this link, we can see the Description and the Attachment have successfully synchronized. Similarly, checking the other components which have migrated. Component C in DOORS NG was mapped to User stories in Codebeamer.
Let’s compare the information between both the systems. The status, Remote Link, Remote ID, Description, and both comments have synchronized successfully. The Association has also synchronized. On clicking, we can navigate to the description in bold which has synchronized retaining the formatting. The comment and attachment have also synchronized.
Now, let’s check component A which was mapped to Customer Requirement Specifications in Codebeamer. All 11 artifacts in Component A in DOORS NG have synchronized to Codebeamer.
Let’s click on an artifact to check the details associated with it. The description in bullets has synchronized in the same format. The Remote Link, status, and Remote ID are also visible here. The priority was mapped to a customer priority field. We can also see the association synchronized. By clicking on it, we can see the details under it have also synchronized successfully. The priority set to high, the description has synchronized.
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