Planview Viz vs. ReleaseIQ

Viz is very well suited to organizations that have a level of commitment to a product mindset. It will be less effective in situations where big silos exist between business and technology.

Incentivized

Best suited where more environments are being used before customer delivery and hard to track the deployment cycle. It is good only when you are ready to spend some money on hardware on which the release will be installed, as this is good to have a tool and not mandatory.

Incentivized

• Visualize via charts and graphs
• Ignore story points
• Allow a great detail of customization

Incentivized

• East to use.
• Easy to merge different programs.
• Easy to share files with coworkers.

Incentivized

• As I am still learning the tool, it seems overly complex and non intuitive to me
• Doesn't allow inclusion of colors (i.e. for story types) to be brought over from Rally
• Error messages appear to be obscure at times

Incentivized

• Documents
• Community support.

Incentivized

Much more advanced and customizable than iterations of the above tools I've used. But more focused on Flow metrics than others. And more complex, IMO.

Incentivized

We've tried to compile our pdf's using adobe acrobat, and it works as well, just very pricey. Hard to initially set up without a professional.

Incentivized

• Expect it to increase speed
• Expect it to increase productivity
• Expect it to improve predictability
• Expect it to improve visibility
• Expect it to improve ROI

Incentivized

• Easy to manage.
• Dashboard helps a lot.
• Little overhead of maintenance.

Incentivized