Description
Delivery:Online, classroom or onsite
Duration:2 days (16 hours)
Who it is for:Process administrators and whoever owns how the platform is configured.
Recommended background:Windows experience and an understanding of software development principles.
Who this course fits
- Organisations where every project was configured its own way and nobody remembers why.
- Teams who must impose a common process across several projects.
- Administrators who need to change a work item workflow without breaking what exists.
Course content
- CLM overview and collaboration across the lifecycle
- Products, applications and capabilities of the suite
- Lifecycle projects and their configuration
- Work items and team collaboration
- Project dashboards and rich comments
- Common planning and real-time planning
- Release and iteration planning
- Traceability across the lifecycle
- Process templates: building them and applying them to a project
- Roles, permissions and operation preconditions
- Customising work item types and their workflows
Training with SIXE, IBM Business Partner
- Labs on a running CLM environment, with the projects and the links between applications already in place.
- Taught directly by IBM Champion instructors from the SIXE team.
- Credly badges available: credly.com/organizations/sixe/badges
- Flexible format — online, classroom or onsite — in closed groups, priced per attendee, in the language of your choice (ES / EN / FR).
Instructors specialised in IBM Engineering and Rational
Engineers from the SIXE team who administer CLM and IBM Engineering environments in production. Several recognised as IBM Champion.
Frequently asked questions
Which of the four administration courses is mine?
They share the platform groundwork and differ by the role you will play: ODC8050G for agile planning, ODC8055G for configuration management and source control, ODC8060G if you work with SAFe, and ODC8065G for whoever defines the process itself and the permissions. If several roles sit in one team, tell us and we build the route.
Is it the most technical of the four?
It is the one touching the underlying configuration, yes, and that is why it runs two days instead of one: here you do not use the process, you define it.
Can you deliver it at our premises?
Yes, and remotely with a live instructor too. Closed groups of four to ten people, in Spanish, English or French.
Related courses
- ODC8040G — Developing with Engineering Workflow Management (the development side)
- WS605G — Jazz Team Server administration (the server underneath)
- ODC8015G — Engineering Test Management (the testing side)
