QASymphony today released qMap, which is a tool that helps IT managers readily identify which features have been tested, the testers, bugs discovered, amount of time spent testing and defects related to critical functions of the application. Jeff Perkins, chief marketing officer for QASymphony, says that as as an extension of the qTest suite of application testing tools, qMap can pull data from multiple application life-cycle management (ALM) tools to give IT leaders the ability to visually explore any given application development project. In addition, Perkins notes that senior IT leaders can use the same tool to provide business leaders with graphical information that explains issues associated with any given project. Continue reading this press release here.
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