The most valuable features of Helix ALM are traceability and flexibility.

One thing that distinguishes Helix ALM from other solutions is that it is a hybrid cloud model. Helix ALM is not a full cloud implementation like Valerian, Jira Jama, or Atlassian, where we just go through a browser onto the cloud. In the case of Helix, we have code that goes on our computer and then that communicates to the cloud. We have the backup and distribution capability of the cloud, but we have code executing on our machine, and we don't need to worry much about speed and internet lag problems.

The test management component (ability to define and manage a set of test cases and test sets to be run), and the test metrics were often used by me.

Filtering tables of requirements and defects, because it allows me to easily focus on the items that I need to work on for any given day.

I would say that Helix ALM's greatest value is that it allows you to have a clear view of your current configuration and dependencies backward tested. If you have to have backward compatibility, it allows you to see that. It also allows you to explore new branches for optimization going forward. It would be a great match for integrating decision trees.

Test runs and test cases are the most valuable features.

Integration with Subversion.