IBM Rational ClearCase and Git are leading version control systems. Git seems to have the upper hand due to its popularity and robust feature set.
Features: IBM Rational ClearCase offers advanced branching and merging capabilities, a strong centralized version control system, and comprehensive access control for files and directories. Git provides distributed version control, superior collaboration for multiple users on a single project, and integration with a wide range of tools.
Room for Improvement: IBM Rational ClearCase could use a more intuitive environment, better performance for large codebases, and simplified setup processes. Git users suggest better handling of binary file storage, making complex tasks simpler, and improving performance in very large repositories.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: IBM Rational ClearCase deployment is complex and time-consuming, often requiring professional services for setup. Its customer service is robust but costly. Git offers straightforward deployment with extensive community support, though enterprise-level customer service could be improved.
Pricing and ROI: IBM Rational ClearCase has a high initial setup cost, impacting overall ROI. Git is free and open-source, offering a high ROI due to its cost-efficiency and ease of adoption.
IBM Rational ClearCase is an enterprise-grade configuration management system that provides controlled access to software assets, including requirements, design documents, models, test plans and test results. It be can be integrated with other IBM solutions, including IBM Rational Team Concert, IBM Rational ClearQuest, IBM Rational Asset Manager and IBM Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software.
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