IBM Engineering Test Management and Oracle Application Testing Suite compete in the software testing solutions category. IBM Engineering Test Management leads in integration capabilities, optimizing development and testing processes, while Oracle Application Testing Suite is preferred by those requiring advanced test automation.
Features: IBM Engineering Test Management integrates seamlessly with IBM tools, offers end-to-end traceability, and supports cloud and on-premise solutions. Oracle Application Testing Suite provides robust test automation, excellent load testing capabilities, and features like OpenScript for customized testing scenarios.
Room for Improvement: IBM Engineering Test Management could enhance its automation and load testing features and improve third-party integrations. Its complex user interface also needs simplification. Oracle Application Testing Suite requires better support for non-Oracle applications, more intuitive reporting, and needs to enhance support for image-based automation.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: IBM Engineering Test Management offers flexible deployment options backed by strong customer support. Oracle Application Testing Suite provides robust documentation, which is beneficial for detailed guidance but relies heavily on users' interpretation.
Pricing and ROI: IBM Engineering Test Management offers a flexible pricing model, making it cost-effective for integrated systems, while Oracle Application Testing Suite, with higher initial costs due to its comprehensive features, promises better long-term ROI for businesses focused on advanced testing frameworks.
IBM Engineering Test Management (ETM), formerly known as IBM Rational® Quality Manager (RQM), is a business-driven software quality environment designed for collaborative and customizable test planning, workflow control, tracking, and metrics reporting. When integrated with IBM DevOps Test Embedded (Test Embedded), ETM allows users to create test environments and scripts, deploy and run tests, and view HTML reports. This integration enables the creation of ETM test environments linked to Test Embedded target deployment ports, the deployment and execution of Test Embedded tests through the ETM interface, and the mapping of ETM test scripts to Test Embedded test suites. Additionally, users can import test suites as ETM test scripts, build new ETM test cases, and view test results as HTML reports within ETM. The integration requires the Test Embedded adapter service to be running on the user's computer.
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