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Requirements Studio

Requirements Studio logo
Requirements Studio logo

Requirements Studio

By SodiusWillert

Requirements Studio bundles IBM DOORS products (Classic or Next) with SodiusWillert ReqXChanger and Requirements Management widgets. Our add-ons help extend traceability functions that simplify the proof of compliance with regulatory and other requirements and simplify work by automating recurring manual tasks.

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Requirements Studio Classic version combines IBM DOORS, the proven requirements management environment with SodiusWillert ReqXChanger. ReqXChanger facilitates sharing ReqIF-compatible requirements data with UML modeling tools, e.g. IBM Rhapsody, for bi-directional traceability between requirements and model elements. Requirements Studio Next bundles IBM DOORS Next, SodiusWillert ReqXChanger, and RM Widgets which automate previously manual tasks or enable advanced filtering options.

Reduce certification efforts

Requirements Studio simplifies adherence to requirements of all types (functional, quality, constraints). Engineers across the lifecycle rely on requirements as documented in IBM DOORS (included) as their single source of truth. Comprehensive traceability functions simplify the proof of compliance with regulatory and other requirements, e.g. IEC61508, ASPICE, or ISO26262.

Improved productivity

Our requirements management widgets (included with Requirements Studio Next) help you automate manual workflows and provide comprehensive filtering capabilities. As a result, viewing critical data becomes much faster and easier, with a minimized number of searches. Your engineering teams will be relieved from time-consuming routine tasks.

Extended traceability enabled by ReqIF

ReqXChanger (included) creates bi-directional traceability based on the ReqIF standard between IBM DOORS and UML/SysML modeling tools. Extend the benefits from bi-directional traceability, clarity on coverage, and impact, easily demonstrating compliance to include tools not supporting the OSLC standard for linking artifacts.