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- Zahar_ChernovCreator IIAras is not hosting customer instances, but you can run Innovator on Azure platform: http://www.aras.com/technology/cloud/azure-certified-setup.aspx
- Former_MemberAccelerator IIIZahar, thank you, I signed up for Aras in the Azure platform, but I don't find the Requirements Management tool in its content from the left. Why isn't it there?
- Yoann_MaingonAccelerator IHi Guy, The Requirement Management feature is a subscriber's only feature. here you have the list of open "OOTB" capabilities: http://www.aras.com/services/capability-availability.aspx I insist on OOTB (Out Of the box capabilities) because even for non subscribers, you can still do requirement management buy configuring the right datamodel and the right business methods. You just don't have it OOTB when you install Aras.
- Former_MemberAccelerator IIIYoann, thank you. Can I get a demo of a full subscription version for 30 days? I think it's reasonable to try any software before buying. Besides, Azure platform states that the pricing for using Aras starts at $0.1/hour. I don't mind to pay the price, but I don't find anywhere on the website an activation for this option.
- Yoann_MaingonAccelerator IGuy, Seems reasonnable :) Although, as an old friend of mine use to say "PLM is not a micky mouse system". As easy as it may be, it needs some introduction. To get this introduction and potentially get a temporary subscrition I suggest you fill this form : http://www.aras.com/plm-software/?n=request-quote The community team will get back to you to understand how you want to evaluate Aras value proposition. Hope you'll like it !