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Mercury Tops Tester’s Choice Awards Again


By David Rubinstein
December 1, 2006 — 
BOSTON—For the second year in a row, a Mercury product has taken the grand prize in Software Test & Performance magazine’s Tester’s Choice Awards, presented at the Software Test & Performance Conference here in early November.

Mercury’s QuickTest Professional was cited by a preponderance of subscribers to the magazine, which is published by BZ Media, publisher of SD Times. Last year, Mercury’s TestDirector for Quality Center took the highest honor. Now, Mercury is a part of Hewlett-Packard, which closed on its acquisition in early November.

“Enhanced team collaboration capabilities...surely played a role in thrusting Mercury’s QuickTest Professional to the top of the stack this year,” wrote the editors in the December issue, which highlights the awards.

In all, Mercury products were named winners in nine categories. Compuware and Pragmatic were next with wins in two categories each. The popular JUnit also took top honors in two categories.


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