iSQI Exam CTAL-TM_Syll2012 Topic 1 Question 60 Discussion

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In your organization the following tools of the same vendor are currently in use. a requirements management tool, a test management tool and a bug tracking tool.

You are the Test Manager.

You are currently evaluating a test automation tool of the same vendor (to complete the vendor's tool suite) against an interesting open-source test automation tool under the GNU GPL (General Public License).

There are no initial costs associated to that open-source tool.

Which of the following statements associated to the selection of the open-source tool is correct in this scenario?

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AThe open-source tool can be modified but only if the community of developers of that tool gives you the formal permission to modify it

BThere are no initial costs for the open-source tool but you should carefully consider the costs associated to the integration with the existing tools and also evaluate the recurring costs

CThere are no initial costs for the open-source tool because open-source tools are usually lowquality, while vendor tools have always a better quality than the corresponding open-source tools

DThe open-source tool can be modified but it can't be distributed further in any way

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Hermila

8 months ago

Haha, open-source tools 'low-quality'? Clearly someone hasn't heard of Linux or Apache. I'd go with the open-source option any day.

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Veronika

8 months ago

C) That's just plain wrong. Open-source tools can be just as high-quality as vendor tools, if not better in some cases.

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Jerry

8 months ago

I've used that open-source tool before, and it's surprisingly robust. Definitely worth evaluating it against the vendor tool.

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Fredric

7 months ago

B) There are no initial costs for the open-source tool but you should carefully consider the costs associated to the integration with the existing tools and also evaluate the recurring costs

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Ryan

7 months ago

A) The open-source tool can be modified but only if the community of developers of that tool gives you the formal permission to modify it

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Eden

8 months ago

B) That's the correct answer. The open-source tool may have no initial costs, but the integration and maintenance costs need to be considered carefully.

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Sharmaine

7 months ago

A) The open-source tool can be modified but only if the community of developers of that tool gives you the formal permission to modify it

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Isaac

7 months ago

B) There are no initial costs for the open-source tool but you should carefully consider the costs associated to the integration with the existing tools and also evaluate the recurring costs

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Ellsworth

9 months ago

I agree with Skye. We need to consider the integration and recurring costs even though there are no initial costs.

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Skye

9 months ago

I think option B is the correct statement.

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