Enterprise software delivery · Quality governance
Testing stopped living in a separate silo.
Requirements and delivery lived in Jira while testing evidence remained in HP ALM.
What changed
Separate the symptom from the constraint.
Requirements and delivery lived in Jira while testing evidence remained in HP ALM. That separation was not only a tooling boundary: QA followed a different lifecycle, so traceability broke and handoffs were duplicated.
Xray connected requirements, tests, defects, and evidence. Testing then moved into one governed delivery flow rather than continuing as a separate lifecycle.
Traceability improves when testing follows the same governed lifecycle as delivery.
- Visible problem
- Requirements and delivery lived in Jira while testing evidence remained in HP ALM.
- Real constraint
- QA followed a separate lifecycle, breaking traceability and duplicating handoffs.
- What changed
- Xray connected requirements, tests, defects, and evidence.
- Observed result
- Testing moved into one governed delivery flow.