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In the ALM ecosystem, the choice of systems and collaboration between cross-functional teams is extremely crucial to delivering quality products on time without impacting productivity. By integrating TeamForge with other tools in the software lifecycle, teams can build an integrated pipeline from planning through deployment to deliver high-quality products to customers faster. Watch this video to learn how integrating TeamForge with IBM DOORS Next Generation using OpsHub Integration Manager (OIM) ensures clear visibility, transparency, and powerful teamwork with end-to-end insights. The OIM synchronization brings teams working in their respective tools on the same page with a single source of truth without having them move from one system to another.
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TeamForge is an ALM platform for traditional and hybrid software development, delivery, and collaboration. TeamForge reduces IT support costs and drives standardization and IP reuse. By integrating TeamForge with other tools in the software life cycle, teams can build an integrated pipeline from planning through deployment to deliver high-quality products to customers at a faster pace. OpsHub Integration Manager (OIM) supports the integration of TeamForge with 60+ ALM, DevOps, ITSM, and CRM systems.
In this video, we will showcase how OpsHub facilitates the integration of TeamForge with IBM DOORS Next Generation (IBM DOORS NG). The product manager in BM DOORS NG creates a new strategic theme, gives it a content description name, and saves it. The product manager then adds a file as an artifact and saves it. Once the artifact is attached, the product manager saves the strategic theme.
The developer in TeamForge refreshes the page to view the strategic theme created in IBM DOORS NG, which reflects here as an Epic. The developer clicks on the Epic and goes to attachments to view the Artifact added in DOORS NG. The developer then adds a comment and saves it. Both the Remote Entity ID and Remote Entity link are available in TeamForge. After synchronization, you can acquire information on the DOORS NG ticket ID and link to access it here.
In DOORS NG, the Product manager refreshes the page to view the comment added in TeamForge and replies to the developer in TeamForge with another comment. The Product manager in IBM DOORS NG then changes the status of the strategic theme from Draft to Under Review. Both the comment and the status change sync back to TeamForge upon saving it. In TeamForge, the comment and status change are successfully reflected.
The developer in TeamForge creates two user stories as children associated with the epic. The developer creates the first child, gives it a title and description, and saves it. The developer then adds the second child, gives it a name and description, and saves it back in DOORS NG. The product manager refreshes the page to view both synchronized user stories added as children.
The product manager clicks on the first user story artifact in DOORS NG, adds a subject line and comment, and saves it. They then change the status of the artifact from Draft to Under Review. Back in TeamForge, the developer clicks on the first child user requirement to view the added comment and updated status. The developer then adds a comment under the same child user requirement indicating the completion of the user story and changes the status to “Approved” in DOORS NG.
The comment added in TeamForge is successfully reflected in DOORS NG along with the updated status. The developer clicks on the second child user requirement, similarly, adds a comment indicating the completion of the user story, and updates the status to “Approved”. Back in DOORS NG, under the second child, the product manager views the comment added in TeamForge along with the updated status.
In TeamForge, the developer navigates back to the epic and changes the status to “Approved”, which synchronizes back to IBM DOORS NG. Finally, in IBM DOORS NG, the product manager refreshes the page to view the updated status of the strategic theme as “Approved”.
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