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	<title>Comments on: ST&amp;P announced Rockstars of Testing</title>
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		<title>By: BrakTalk</title>
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		<description>HP Quality Center&#039;s defect tracking module was tied for 1st?  I am quite surprised that anyone would think HP&#039;s defect tracking module is better than say, Atlassian JIRA or even BugZilla.  JIRA far exceeds HP&#039;s defect module in usability, extensibility and functionality.

Not to mention that the HP defect component is about as &quot;bare-bones&quot; as it gets when it comes to defect tracking.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>HP Quality Center&#8217;s defect tracking module was tied for 1st?  I am quite surprised that anyone would think HP&#8217;s defect tracking module is better than say, Atlassian JIRA or even BugZilla.  JIRA far exceeds HP&#8217;s defect module in usability, extensibility and functionality.</p>
<p>Not to mention that the HP defect component is about as &#8220;bare-bones&#8221; as it gets when it comes to defect tracking.</p>
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