QVCS-Enterprise 2.1.22

Who can benefit from the functionality that QVCS-Enterprise provides? The answer to that question is quite simple: any software development team can take advantage of the functionality this Quma Software-developed application has to offer.

Speaking of functionality, what does QVCS-Enterprise has to offer? First of all it should be said that there is a QVCS-Enterprise version for the Microsoft-developed Windows operating system, a version for the Apple-developed Mac OS X, a version for Solaris, and a version for Linux. This means QVCS-Enterprise is cross-platform.

QVCS-Enterprise works on all these platforms because it is a 100% Java version control system. The fact that it is Java-based allows it to run on Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris and Linux.

Moving on, QVCS-Enterprise comes with a very easy to use GUI client, and it works quite well over the internet. As a matter of fact QVCS-Enterprise is a client/server application specifically designed for use over the Internet. That’s why it is such a great tool for geographically dispersed teams. Also, it is a great tool for local teams that work from different locations.

You should know that there are three versions of the QVCS applications: QVCS, QVCS-Pro and QVCS-Enterprise. All three of them are great version control tools. The thing is that QVCS and QVCS-Pro are good for the developer who works alone, or the developers who work in a small team at a specific location. By using QVCS-Enterprise the team doesn’t have to be at the same location. QVCS-Enterprise is specifically designed to provide excellent performance for geographically distributed teams.

Pros

• Cross-platform
• Easy to use GUI client
• Works very well over the web
• Create a variety of reports
• Trial version is fully functional

Cons

• Free to use only during the 60-day trial period

About Quma Software
Headquartered in a suburb north of Baltimore, Maryland, Quma Software is a privately held company that comes up with “affordable version control tools for the small development team” – that has been and continues to be the company’s focus and commitment.

Software developer Quma Software launched QVCS for the Amiga back in 1991. Five years later in 1996 the developer rolled out QVCS for Windows. Since then the application has proved to be a big success. The application is now used in more than 50 countries around the world by more than 10,000 registered users.

Additional details on Quma Software and its products are available here.

QVCS-Enterprise has been reviewed by George Norman on 11 Jun 2010. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated QVCS-Enterprise 4 out of 5 stars, naming it Excellent