3 Reasons why your Organization Needs ClearCheck
1. Protect R&D’s Most Valuable Asset
Business continuity is not just a buzzword. Time lost on fixing ClearCase problems wastes time, money and energy which directly affect the company’s bottom line.
ClearCheck implements:
- Accurate reports – covers all possible errors so you know whether VOBs are healthy or not, and if not, what is wrong with them.
- Preventive maintenance – identify and fix problems before they affect the work of end-users.
Many organizations experience 1-2 major ClearCase failures annually which may cost tens of thousands of dollars . Use our ROI Calculator to find out how much your organization stands to lose in case of a major failure.
Bottom line: high quality protection of a core asset – business continuity
2. Save Time on a Routine Task
Checking that VOBs are functioning well takes a lot of time and effort:
- Study IBM’s recommendations for checks
- Master checking tools and implement checks
- Running checks takes an hour or more.
Working with ClearCheck ensures that the VOBs are always checked to the highest industry standard, no matter how busy the administrator team is.
Bottom line: the administrator can focus on core tasks – improved productivity
3. Can’t you do it Yourself?
ClearCase administrators can develop in-house scripts that run checks automatically, but this process tends to be inefficient for several reasons:
- Result analysis: ClearCase checks create data, it takes an effort of several months to turn this data into readable information that will be useful in day-to-day operations.
- Maintenance: IBM constantly adds more checks and possibilities to its recommendations. Only a dedicated team can keep track and update the checks you run accordingly.
- Performance: at least some of the checks require downtime. ClearCheck keeps improving performance, and even allows running checks with no downtime in some situations.
- Resolution suggestions: ClearCheck recommends actions to solve each problems with links to IBM documentation based on an extensive knowledgebase.
Bottom line: less investment, better product – money saving











