QASymphony Announces Integration with Rally Software
ATLANTA, GA – November 18, 2014 —QASymphony, leading provider of Agile testing solutions, today announced a partnership with Rally Software (NYSE: RALY), a leading global provider of enterprise-class software and services solutions to drive business agility. QASymphony’s qTest test case management tool now fully integrates with Rally’s Agile Platform for Application Lifecycle Management (ALM).
This enhanced qTest integration to Rally® ALM allows customers to leverage the power of exploratory, manual, and automated testing all in one easy to use platform. Additionally, customers are granted seamless traceability out of one tool and in to the other. qTest is a scalable QA software testing management platform optimized for enterprise Agile development teams. Available as a SaaS application or installed on-premise, qTest allows teams to manage requirements, design test cases, plan test execution, track defects, and generate status and quality-metrics reports.
‘We are thrilled to work with Rally to provide a best-in-class testing solution with the most intuitive integration possible for Rally’s customers,” said David Keil, CEO, QASymphony. “Following a successful joint customer implementation, we are proud to now introduce this integration to the Rally user base as a whole, and we’ll continue to solicit customer feedback and input to ensure that our customers create better software. QASymphony is the testing platform of choice for enterprise customers and our partnership with Rally is a strong component of our solution.’
“Rally is committed to helping our customers produce higher-quality software that best meets end user expectations by successfully leveraging Agile to meet business challenges,” said Ryan Martens, Rally founder and CTO. “Our partnership with QASymphony is designed to bridge the gap between developers and testers so that developers can spend less time with documentation and more time testing and advancing their products and services to market quickly.”