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Updated 13th October 2025
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Architect
500M - 1B USD, Services (non-Government)FAVORABLE
“Good tool but needs better testing”
ELM tool is good but we do have some challenges, but the support and development teams are supportive
Software Development Manager
3B - 10B USD, Healthcare and BiotechCRITICAL
“Competent but costly to integrate”
The general completeness of the suite is good but the ability to gain velocity in your workflows is severly restricted by the user interface and controls being less than intuitive, and the lack of best practice integrations with other products in your workflow.
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Company Description
IBM is a well-established entity focused on technology and development. The primary mission revolves around fostering technological growth and enhancing infrastructure, achieved through focused developments and consulting services. By encouraging inventiveness and innovation, it is geared towards facilitating the transition of theoretical ideas into practical realities, thus improving global functionalities. IBM brings about transformation by creating advanced solutions that reshape and redefine the world.
Company Details
Company type
Public
Year Founded
1911
Head office location
Armonk, New York, United States
Number of employees
10001+
Annual Revenue
30B+ USD
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The features available are helpful, customizable and better than competitor
The product is complete, has substantial configuration possibilities, and good mechanisms for version control and approvals of complex information.
Incremental Low risk adoption Flexibility and reusability
performance
Requires training for intuitive tasks. Slow evolution of user interface.
Training and learning curve can be steep.
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- Software Development Manager1B-10B USDHealthcare and BiotechReview Source
Competent but costly to integrate
The general completeness of the suite is good but the ability to gain velocity in your workflows is severly restricted by the user interface and controls being less than intuitive, and the lack of best practice integrations with other products in your workflow. - Enterprise Architect for Infrastructure Services10B+ USDManufacturingReview Source
Great product however, lots of potential for infrastructure and IT resources needed.
Must pay for the higher level of support needed to setup and maintain the software for large organizations. - ArchitectGov't/PS/EdGovernmentReview Source
need to compete
we had some issue with currency of technology the product in it's current state does not compete well with other technologies - Sr Manager50M-1B USDSoftwareReview Source
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IBM ELM roadmap needs a lot of improvement and market focus with AI, ML, Analytics and reporting. - Architect50M-1B USDServices (non-Government)Review Source
Good tool but needs better testing
ELM tool is good but we do have some challenges, but the support and development teams are supportive
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