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Publisher's Description
From Hewlett-Packard:
HP Quality Center allows you to deploy high-quality applications quickly and effectively by providing a consistent, repeatable process for gathering requirements, planning and scheduling tests, analyzing results, and managing defects and issues. It is a single, Web-based application for all essential aspects of test management. Requirements Management, Test Plan, Test Lab, and Defects Management. Formerly known as TestDirector for Quality Center, HP Quality Center supports high levels of communication and collaboration among IT teams and also provides real-time visibility for inter-related quality assets.
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All versions:
2.0 starsout of 12 votes
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Current version:
1.5 starsout of 2 votes
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"Takes 10 minutes to load (every single time), crashes"
Version: HP Quality Center 11
Pros
- I can't think of a single pro.
Cons
- Takes 10 minutes to load
- Only runs in IE
- Only runs on Windows
- Crashes often
- Impossible to find anything once you're logged in
- Stupid design, hard to navigate and create test suitesSummary
Everyone at my office hates using HPQC. For the sake of your employee's sanity, if you are in a position to pick the software that your company uses, find something better.
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"ALM QC 11 is complicated and buggy"
Version: HP Quality Center 11
Pros
I strongly recommend do not become guinea pig of giant. The tool has gone out of bound in test arena, The end to end view of its has so many curves that you will never be able to see the other end! :)
I hardly see any pros on QC 10, Sprinter? Never runs, crashes and takes more break then running. Wait till the kid get to age.Cons
Complicated, unserviced. Business module, Release management, Cycle and mile stone confusing, Base Line and Library module is unusable.
It makes no sense to spend (Waste) time and efforts on so many processes those ultimately land everyone confused. If you think that you can always be selective, pick and use which is required, but offering an option and restricting from users is big minus on management. Can you afford to take risks which limit the able management's ability? I won't question.Summary
Wait! Before going on upgrade to ALM 11, Understand and trim useability and modules of this tool, select which is essential and I will say do not migrate from QC 10 if you are on it at this moment. IT's client installation will be headache.
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