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Rhapsody Model ManagerIBM Engineering Rhapsody Model Manager (RMM) is the design management server for IBM Engineering Rhapsody. It stores models in a central repository on the IBM Jazz platform and opens them to the whole team in a web browser.
Engineers model in Rhapsody; reviewers, suppliers and customers browse, comment and trace the same models on the web, with no desktop client.
Models get the same configuration management as the rest of IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management: change sets, baselines and global configurations for each product variant.
Each design review names the design, the reviewers and the deadline. Stakeholders view the model, add comments and mark it up in the browser or in Rhapsody, and each review links to a work item in IBM Engineering Workflow Management.
Relationship diagrams show linked requirements, tests and work items. Specifications come from models through templates and IBM Engineering Lifecycle Optimization – Publishing. Rhapsody Model Manager replaces IBM Rhapsody Design Manager.
Find the line closest to your team. Each one shows what changes with Rhapsody Model Manager.
Capabilities
Pick the design, the reviewers and the deadline. Stakeholders view the model, add comments and mark it up in the browser or in Rhapsody, and each review links to a work item in Workflow Management. Reviewers add real-time comments to model elements and diagrams.
IBM Engineering Rhapsody
Store, search and analyze models on the server, always up to date.
Relationship diagrams show linked requirements, tests and work items.
Suppliers and customers browse models without a desktop install. State entry, exit and activity actions now appear in the properties panel.
Change sets, baselines and global configurations for models.
Specifications from models with templates and Publishing.
Projects in Rhapsody.
Requirements in the model.
Actors and system functions.
Behavior between parts.
Architecture and interfaces.
Two versions side by side.
What each standard asks for, and what Rhapsody Model Manager gives you to show it.
Configuration and change management of work products
Models under change sets and baselines, with global configurations for each variantISO 26262-8, clauses 7–8Design reviewed before it is released
Design reviews on the web, with comments on the model
Baselines and change control for design data
Change sets and baselines for modelsDO-178C section 7Trace from a model to requirements
Models traced to requirements and tests on the web
Changes controlled and the configuration of each release recorded
Change sets and baselines per releaseIEC 62304, 8
Every item and version identified, with a baseline for each release
Change sets, baselines and global configurations for modelsEN 50716
IBM Engineering RhapsodyModels created on the desktop
IBM Engineering Requirements Management DOORS NextRequirements the model satisfies
IBM Engineering Lifecycle Optimization – PublishingDesign documents
Rhapsody Model ManagerThe model repository. Requirements, tests and work items link to model elements through OSLC.
Model variants.
Review in the browser.
Links across tools.
Change sets for models.
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Modelers need Rhapsody plus access to Model Manager; reviewers who only browse and comment need a lighter license. IBM tokens cover both. We size the mix from your user list.
Model Manager runs on the IBM Jazz platform next to DOORS Next and the other ELM products, so it follows the same choice: on premises, IBM SaaS or a dedicated environment we host.
We import projects one at a time, keep their structure and set up links to requirements and tests. Teams keep working in Rhapsody during the move.
Rhapsody Model Manager replaces Design Manager. We plan the move and check which reviews and links need to come along.
Yes. Stakeholders browse diagrams, add comments and follow links in the web client, without installing Rhapsody.
With streams, baselines and global configurations, so each variant has its own model state, linked to the matching requirements and tests.
Yes. The reportable REST API returns GUIDs for traceability across tools and adds tag-based filtering for large datasets. OSLC link discovery is supported in opt-in project areas.
Add them to the ELM Mini Dashboard and hand repetitive requirements work over to them. Each one previews its changes first.
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