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Best Practices for Implementing Mercury Quality Center

Overview Even if your company has purchased the right tools for the job, those tools may be sitting on the shelf because the implementation process has not been clearly defined or agreed upon. This paper offers a structured approach to planning and implementing Mercury Quality Center, an integrated, web-based suite of tools and best practices for automated software quality testing.

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Publisher	Mercury Interactive	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005	Downloads	221
Format	Case Studies
Topics	High Performance Computing, Data Center, Knowledge and Data Management

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