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it_user739536

Principal consultant at a tech vendor with 51-200 employees

Sep 19, 2017

The support for integration patterns and the ease of use to wizard-based utility is what I would consider the most important features for service virtualization platforms.

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it_user470511

Sr. Manager- Technology Office at Technology Leader & Evangelist

Nov 28, 2017

The most valuable feature is that it reduces the dependency so that the down time of the environment is not a major cost. That cost can be used for something else like the cloud.

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it_user285366

Senior QA Manager at a retailer with 1,001-5,000 employees

Aug 22, 2016

Teams have reduced the amount of delayed development effort it takes to roll out a new product by leveraging a virtual service for development and then meeting up for a final integration test when it is complete.

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it_user567618

Service Manager at a financial services firm with 5,001-10,000 employees

Dec 8, 2016

We used technical support once in a while. The support is fantastic.

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it_user506871

Senior Associate Technology at a media company with 5,001-10,000 employees

Sep 5, 2016

Performance testing and infrastructure costs were reduced because of virtual services.

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it_user507303

System Engineer at a tech services company with 501-1,000 employees

Sep 6, 2016

HPE SV helped me and my ALM team minimize workforce, reduce costs, and transition from hardware to virtualization; my software is more secure preproduction.

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it_user491031

Senior Associate - SOA Test Automation and Service Virtualization Technical Manager at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees

Sep 1, 2016

This product has provided us the capability to virtualize dependent systems, which has resulted in the following improvements to our organization: More productivity No dependency on third-party systems Faster test execution cycles.

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OpenText Service Virtualization Cons review quotes

Aphiwat Leetavorn.

CTO at Marco Technology

Sep 5, 2022

The monitoring feature is not impressive because they use Windows for so much monitoring. They set a lock on the window, and then we have to gather the information from the main monitoring feature in the Windows server. There is not enough capacity for problem solving performance issues.

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José Silvestre

Founder and Managing Partner at Better Now

Mar 7, 2021

The integration with other solutions, such as ALM and Jira, should be improved.

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Aphiwat Leetavorn.

CTO at Marco Technology

Dec 30, 2019

The current protocol needs to be updated to be much more flexible. The product needs more technical flexibility in implementation and customization.

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it_user739536

Principal consultant at a tech vendor with 51-200 employees

Sep 19, 2017

More support for different protocols. I would love to see more wizards rather than relying on some custom coding, which you can use C# as well as Visual Basic scripting. In the service virtualization platform, I would love to see more wizard features as well as the ability to connect to an external database, which by the way, we have put an enhancement request in for. I'd love to see that in the service virtualization platform.

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it_user470511

Sr. Manager- Technology Office at Technology Leader & Evangelist

Nov 28, 2017

HPE products are good, but they never make a product for a specific use. They make a product for the enterprise because that is their vision. They like multi-generational business plans. That means that they don't deliver small bits and pieces, but rather, they deliver to the enterprise.

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it_user285366

Senior QA Manager at a retailer with 1,001-5,000 employees

Aug 22, 2016

The data-driven model is painful at best.

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it_user567618

Service Manager at a financial services firm with 5,001-10,000 employees

Dec 8, 2016

I would like them to reduce the cost of the licenses.

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