dionj@sco.COM (Dion L. Johnson) (02/22/91)
At SCO we have some internal tools we use to track bugs,
(Yes, we really do. Stop laughing.) but we are interested in
knowing what other folks are finding useful out there.
I know of Bug Management System, from Aurum Software. Are there
others we should consider? Comments welcome.
We seek something simple that would not be a huge task to install and
integrate with existing CASE facilities.
Dion L. Johnson
SCO Developer Relations Technical Mgr 400 Encinal St. Santa Cruz, CA 95061
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Domain style: dionj@sco.com FAX: 408-458-4227 Telephone: 408-425-7222adt@socrates.technix.oz.au (Andrew Tune) (02/25/91)
In article <14774@scorn.sco.COM> dionj@sco.COM (Dion L. Johnson) writes: > I know of Bug Management System, from Aurum Software. Are there > others we should consider? Comments welcome. Qualtrak Corp in San Jose. 408 274 8867. We're not users of their products at this point in time, so we can't recommend them. But they are responsive to enquiries, and give the impression that they know what they're talking about. adt. -- TechNIX Consulting Services Pty Ltd 37 Harold St, East Hawthorn, 3123 Domain: adt@technix.oz.au Australia Phone: +61 3 813 2130 ACSnet: adt@technix.oz Fax: +61 3 882 7104 -- TechNIX Consulting Services Pty Ltd 37 Harold St, East Hawthorn, 3123 Domain: adt@technix.oz.au Australia Phone: +61 3 813 2130 ACSnet: adt@technix.oz Fax: +61 3 882 7104
hansen@pegasus.att.com (Tony L. Hansen) (02/27/91)
In article <14774@scorn.sco.COM> dionj@sco.COM (Dion L. Johnson) writes: > I know of Bug Management System, from Aurum Software. Are there > others we should consider? Comments welcome. AT&T is licensing Sablime (formally known as "Sable") externally. I know it is used by a number of companies, as well as extensively internally. It is a system which not only manages the tracking of bugs, but also does source, hardware and documentation management. I think the usual 1-800-828-UNIX number can be used to get more information on the product. (If not, send me mail and I'll try to get further contact information.) Tony Hansen hansen@pegasus.att.com, tony@attmail.com att!pegasus!hansen, attmail!tony
alan@tivoli.UUCP (Alan R. Weiss) (02/27/91)
In article <ADT.91Feb25113021@socrates.technix.oz.au> adt@socrates.technix.oz.au (Andrew Tune) writes: >In article <14774@scorn.sco.COM> dionj@sco.COM (Dion L. Johnson) writes: >> I know of Bug Management System, from Aurum Software. Are there >> others we should consider? Comments welcome. > >Qualtrak Corp in San Jose. 408 274 8867. We're not users of their >products at this point in time, so we can't recommend them. But they >are responsive to enquiries, and give the impression that they know >what they're talking about. > Another is called NO PROBLEM!, from Pencom Software (yeah, a division of Pencom Recruiting). We are a Beta Test Site for NO PROBLEM!, as I understand it the product will retail for *far* less than QualTrak's. When I asked to have QualTrak's license for its demo (that's right, they make you sign a *very* restrictive license for their *demo*), they said that they would look into it. They never managed to get back with me. That's when I found out about NO PROBLEM!. Pencom Software is located in Austin (convenient for me), at 512-343-1111 Ask for Christine, and mention my name. (No, I don't get a finder's fee or a commission :-) _____________________________________________________________________ Alan R. Weiss TIVOLI Systems, Inc. E-mail: alan@tivoli.com 6034 West Courtyard Drive, E-mail: alan@whitney.tivoli.com Suite 210 Voice : (512) 794-9070 Austin, Texas USA 78730 Fax : (512) 794-0623 _____________________________________________________________________
alexm@grapevine.EBay.Sun.COM (Alex Margulies) (03/05/91)
> >In article <14774@scorn.sco.COM> dionj@sco.COM (Dion L. Johnson) writes: > > > >Qualtrak Corp in San Jose. 408 274 8867. We're not users of their > >products at this point in time, so we can't recommend them. But they > >are responsive to enquiries, and give the impression that they know > >what they're talking about. > > > RE: BUG TRACKING While I was at at Peacock Systems we looked at the three systems mentioned. We selected QualTrak's DDTs system because it was real and INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH. The AT&T system was an internal system, not supported, and only in beta test. The Pencom system was in even worse shape. It was pre-beta. At the time QualTrak had over 4000 users and had sold to a lot of large customers. We checked references at Tektronix, Teradyne, G.E. and a few other places and they all said good things about the product. When I left they were going company wide with the product and were very happy. If your interested look in the advertisers index in "Unix Review" and "Unix World", they advertise there every month. Alex Melner