Migrating From a Fragmented Tool Environment to Integrated ALM

Using a mix of single-point software tools to aid development is common practice, even in the case of large global enterprises with several teams working on complex products. However, software development teams see the drawbacks of this fragmented tool environment: limited traceability, data consistency problems, and less efficient collaboration due to change and version control issues. Creating interfaces between standalone tools requires loads of manual effort, making integration a difficult task.

The solution to many of these problems is making the transition to an integrated, single pane of glass solution. Implementing an organically integrated ALM platform ensures traceability automatically by saving all work items and data in a single repository that encompasses the entire lifecycle. Collaboration, efficiency, time to market, and process transparency are all positively affected. What’s more, thanks to integration points, migrating to ALM doesn’t require you to ditch your previously used tools and processes. Watch this on-demand webinar to learn more about making the transition to integrated ALM, and the benefits codeBeamer ALM could bring to your development teams.

The on-demand webinar’s agenda:

1. Legacy software & processes: fragmented tool ecosystem
2. Drawbacks of siloisation
3. How does integrated ALM help?
4. Benefits of organic integration
5. How to migrate to an integrated platform?
6. Live demo of codeBeamer ALM, a fully integrated Application Lifecycle Management platform