Dimensions RM Reviews

It helps with relationship tracking, relationship management, and administrative broadcasting.

There is nothing I have found to dislike.

It helps with critical risks so document vital information.

Being able to review and discuss changes. Also, being able to approve changes.

I liked how this helped our teams to be modular. The dev team could independently work and create fixes. Then tar then up and send them to Test team. Eventually, if everything went right the test team would pass it on to the deployment team.

The software was massive and depending on the version you are using sometimes it may take time to run. This also was contingent to the system you are using this on.

We wanted a central repository for all the code which can be accessed and edited by multiple people and persons

I liked how this helped our teams to be modular. The dev team could independently work and create fixes. Then tar then up and send them to Test team. Eventually, if everything went right the test team would pass it on to the deployment team.

The software was massive and depending on the version you are using sometimes it may take time to run. This also was contingent to the system you are using this on.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

It comes with options for viewing links between the past and the present baselines, making it possible to evaluate the progress over time. This is a very useful tool for seeing the relationship between two or more elements of the project by using snapshots, which are great for establishing milestones. I consider it to be a great SDLC software.

It’s a very complex solution. I took some time to master it and I still find myself struggling with some aspects. I encourage you to be very patient with this platform.

My biggest recommendation is that you need to be very patient with this tool, as you may find it complicated at first, but all the results you can get from it will definitely worth it. I can see companies with complex process on IT related topics using Micro Focus Dimensions RM for standardize their methodologies

My company uses Micro Focus Dimensions RM for providing a guide on the different phases of a particular project, giving a general point of view and making it possible to study the specific requirements across the IT department. For example: it could be used for tracking the SDLC process of the current projects.

The process is near-about automated. As a developer, all I had to do was build and upload the compressed file. The devOps team would be notified who would complete the required processes. Also, the versions were automatically updated.

The upload wasn't as quick as I wanted. Also, needed to fill up lots of details. Much of this could be automatically populated.

Requesting deployment of software on test and dev environment.

we use Dimensions every day. I love the requests and cross-project dependency relationships. Basic check-out, check-in, deliver is like every other file repository system along with version control. It also has revision control which is good for multiple users and uploads. I like the comments you can add with updates. I also use the reporting tool ... which after the old-style interface, is easy to use. You can see who did what and update file dates, versions, request ids associated with updates, change history reports, etc. After getting use to the terminology used (slightly different than Team Foundation) and the optional settings and dialogue menus, its a really great tool to have and now I prefer it over Team Foundation.

There is hardley any support or blogs online. I wanted to find out quickly how to do something and there is no help ... all the help seems to be on initial setup and user setup ... i am admin on it, but don't have access to config controls, but when I try to look up something, there is no help online.

It's also very difficult to set up server deployment ... Team Foundation is tricky but much easier ... so with Dimensions, we do not use it.

File Repository and Version Control system. We have daily Requests which get promoted and all updates are tracked via comments in change history. We also provide monthly update reports and we change the life stages of the requests for production and inwork environment. We also collaborate with other users of other projects and relate their files into our project as needed.

we use Dimensions every day. I love the requests and cross-project dependency relationships. Basic check-out, check-in, deliver is like every other file repository system along with version control. It also has revision control which is good for multiple users and uploads. I like the comments you can add with updates. I also use the reporting tool ... which after the old-style interface, is easy to use. You can see who did what and update file dates, versions, request ids associated with updates, change history reports, etc. After getting use to the terminology used (slightly different than Team Foundation) and the optional settings and dialogue menus, its a really great tool to have and now I prefer it over Team Foundation.

There is hardley any support or blogs online. I wanted to find out quickly how to do something and there is no help ... all the help seems to be on initial setup and user setup ... i am admin on it, but don't have access to config controls, but when I try to look up something, there is no help online.

It's also very difficult to set up server deployment ... Team Foundation is tricky but much easier ... so with Dimensions, we do not use it.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Micro Focus Dimensions RM is a requirement management tool that helps organizations capture, analyze, and manage requirements throughout the software development lifecycle. Some of the features that make it stand out in the market are: traceability between requirements, test cases, and defects; collaboration features that allow teams to work together on requirements; a centralized repository to capture and manage all requirements; customized workflows for requirements management; integration with other popular tools such as Micro Focus ALM, JIRA, and Microsoft Excel.

Dimensions RM may have its limitations and drawbacks depending on the specific needs and requirements of an organization. The tool's interface or functionality is a little challenging and may require additional customizations to meet their specific needs.

Dimensions RM is a requirement management tool that aims to solve the lack of visibility and control across different teams and tools, poor collaboration between different teams involved, and traceability gaps. Overall, Micro Focus Dimensions RM can benefit organizations by providing a centralized repository for requirements that can improve visibility and control over the development process. Also, offers collaboration features that enable teams to work efficiently. And last, enables traceability between requirements, test cases, and defects, which can help ensure that all requirements are met.