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ALM 11 UpgradePDE IT – Quality Management2011-09-14Why upgrading to ALM11?ALM 11 is the new version, after QC10ALM11 has been released December 2010Benefit of /teams/QC_documentation/Shared%20Documents/Userdoc/ALM11/whats_new.pdfnew ALM 11 featuresNew Manual Runner – HP Sprinter – an IDE for manual testersOptimized Project RepositoriesProject Planning and Tracking (PPT): metrics on release and cycles Requirement Traceability MatrixNew Project Reports (template based reporting)Test Configurations – data awarenessREST API (enable connectors for non-Windows clients)Business Process Model integration (ProVision)Favorite views organized per foldersEnhanced LibrariesRequirements enhancements (ordering, rich text editor)Test execution enhancementsDashboard enhancements (graph JPGs available outside ALM)Session reconnectCommon platform: ALM and Performance Center 11Follow ALM releases to avoid end of supportWhat’s new since QC9.2-QC10 upgrade?New!The upgrades are fully automated and run 24/7From 1 year upgrade duration for QC9.2-QC 10 to 2/3 months1,658 projects planned for upgradeProject SPoC can turn a project that is not candidate for upgrade as being candidate, as a self-serviceProject SPoC can change upgrade time as a self-serviceProject SPoC can do a rollback as a self-serviceProject Administrators and user tasksProject administrators:Select a single point of contact (+ backup) for each QC project. Done through QC Self services (email announcement to come)Participate to testing (optional)Purging: for large QC project, it is highly recommended to put in place a “purging” strategy. Purging also greatly decreases storage footprint and upgrade time. See /teams/QC_home/Lists/FAQs/DispForm.aspx?ID=111http:///teams/QC_home/Lists/FAQs/DispForm.aspx?ID=111/teams/QC_home/Lists/FAQs/DispForm.aspx?ID=111 Single Point of Contact (SPOC) per project:Can change the project upgrade day if not appropriateMake the decision on a potential roll-back after upgrade (plan to be there just af