Benefits
Documented Projects / Cross-Referenced Middleware Architecture
Continuous availability of up to date and consistent documentation for your middleware platform. Visibility into your actual deployments benefits solution architects, developers, support and operation, and management. MakeDoc’s Microsoft Word output format allows for unlimited customization for presentations to emphasize critical points to a specific audience (clients, management, etc.).
Business Requirements Transformation
On average, 30% of time for transforming a business requirement from its functional to technical specifications is saved. You can choose the depth of documentation detail so analysts and integration architects are not burdened by too detailed and technical issues. Clear communication lines for your team will be established. End user testing and hand over procedures will be simplified.
Operation & Release Management
Standard system operation and new deployments can be monitored and controlled more effectively. MakeDoc® automatically generates snapshots of your test and production platform by running in batch mode. Different versions can be stored and compared using MakeDoc’s built in Repository Analyst. Deltas of platform versions are created and stored and should downtime occur, IT teams focus on highlighted items that changed immediately before the error occured, saving 90% of time to identify source and location of the problem.
Quality Assurance
Special on-demand service, that is set according to the customer’s specifications. Automatic testing helps to find 80% of errors, which usually can’t be discovered during development, or unit testing. Deviation from standards are quickly identified, addressed and can be centrally enforced.
BPM Analysis (iProcess Extension)
How to identify interconnections among iProcess suite procedures and ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks processes? MakeDoc’s iProcess suite documentation and BPM / ESB Cross-Reference enables the analysis of both the ESB and BPM layer and all their interconnections from one central place.
