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Why Move Away from IBM® DOORS® Legacy, and Why Now?

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The past few decades have ushered in a new way of working and now teams are expected to work more efficiently and collaboratively across the organization and supply chain. Companies building highly regulated and complex products often rely on legacy tools such as IBM® DOORS®, yet as product development methodologies evolve, legacy requirements management tools have not kept pace, increasing unnecesary project development risk.

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