We performed a comparison between ARIS Risk and Compliance Manager and IBM OpenPages based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out what your peers are saying about RSA, AuditBoard, Trend Micro and others in GRC."The most valuable feature is the risk testing, where you can attach your processes to the risk, and automatically generate all of the tests."
"The ability to keep a record of internal incidents in the company, and also the monitoring of Key Indicators."
"The product’s interface is very intuitive."
"The content, reporting, and workflow features stand out as the most valuable aspects."
"I would like to see the modeling less strict so that connectors can be more flexible."
"IBM OpenPages needs improvement in its UI. Currently, it is difficult to see the relationships (associations/parents) between all items unless you click on the item itself."
"I believe there's room for improvement in establishing connections with external information."
"The solution must allow customization in reporting."
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ARIS Risk and Compliance Manager is ranked 29th in GRC while IBM OpenPages is ranked 8th in GRC with 5 reviews. ARIS Risk and Compliance Manager is rated 8.0, while IBM OpenPages is rated 6.6. The top reviewer of ARIS Risk and Compliance Manager writes "Risk testing feature enables you to attach your processes to the risk, and automatically generate all of the tests". On the other hand, the top reviewer of IBM OpenPages writes "Enables us to manage global workflow and users' relationships with the links". ARIS Risk and Compliance Manager is most compared with RSA Archer, whereas IBM OpenPages is most compared with RSA Archer, MetricStream, OneTrust GRC, SAP BusinessObjects GRC and AuditBoard.
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