42 Minutes

With as little as 29 percent of organizations using a test case management application, the use of test case management solutions is still in its infancy.

Inefficient methods such as ad hoc testing, and paper-based systems can cost you a competitive advantage.

Moreover, manual processes and informal test case management can contribute to missed deadlines and cost overruns.

Furthermore, your challenge may exacerbated by test case data and defects being scattered across multiple systems.

This could result in you not being able to analyze test failures or having to compiling data manually.

Developers have used change and defect management applications for years to improve quality and efficiency, but QA departments are just now moving to electronic tracking systems.

We interview Paula Rome to gain Seapine Software's perspective on test case management and issue tracking.