[nfbcs] project tracking software

[Steve Jacobson]

Susie,

That is interesting that the government is using HP Quality Center.  I had trouble using it but it turned out I didn't have to so 
I did not pursue it.  However, I thought it was more for developing and executing test cases, although maybe that is just one use.  
Whether it helps or not, if I have to use it, knowing it is used by the government could give me more of a lever to get them to 
fix those things that don't appear to be accessible.  Unfortunately, I think some of the problem I have seen with HPQC may have to 
do with screen readers not keeping up as well as they might with modern web approaches.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson


On Fri, 10 May 2013 13:59:16 +0000, Stanzel, Susan - FSA, Kansas City, MO wrote:

>Good moring Everyone,

>There are two different project and bug tracking programs used at USDA. They are JIRA which appears not to be accessible and HP 
Quallity Center which I am not forced to use. Do any of you successfully use project tracking software? I wish all I had to do in 
my job was code (grin).

>Susie Stanzel




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