There are numerous valuable features such as automation, the ones that facilitate importing and synchronization capabilities between our platform, Jira, and Azure DevOps. Also, traceability between various entities is of paramount importance. When introducing a new requirement or user story, it's crucial to establish links to associated defects, track test runs, and monitor test statuses. This traceability allows us to comprehensively map and document every aspect of the application delivery life cycle.

The decision-making capabilities of the product help the product grow.

The fact that it allows users to test on real mobile devices instead of emulators is something that projects have told us is beyond compare. Your app or your website won't behave on an emulator like it will on a real mobile device, no matter how great the emulator is - even if it's the one that comes from the OS developer that ships with the development studio. There's just no substitute for a real mobile device with its hardware constraints and the way it will behave in the hands of a user.

It's relatively easy to use and it allows you to use decentralized devices to test with. I don't know if it's that important. There are some negative drawbacks to it, but it's flexible. It's a different option with them being centralized.

Has more testing on real devices along with emulators. Using the existing enterprise tools, like UFT, or even if you want to go open source, you can use them and it's a real user-functional performance, we are able to achieve that.

The ability to automate testing is the most valuable for me because it is something I need to do every day. In general, in my opinion, Mobile Center is a good product that allows us to do everything we need to automate application testing for mobile.

The product is easy to use.

The solution is easy to use. There are features to orchestrate mobile testing, including mobile testing automation. You can test different devices at the same time. 

This helped my prior organization immensely due to the ability to remotely manipulate devices, even by offshore vendors. Additionally, coupling automation with UFT and/or LeanFT led to more robust and faster testing of software releases. Furthermore, the addition of the Amazon device farm in version 2.0 make this solution a serious leader in the mobile testing space.

• Management of a pool of devices that can be made available globally for automated, manual or performance tests, via a slick interface.  
• Strong integration with HPE tools, ALM, UFT, Sprinter and LeanFT, and the integration with non HPE tools.  
• Strategic solution that pulls in real world analytics from AppPulse Mobile to aid in definition of strategy and integrates with Network Virtualisation to see how the device will run under real network conditions.  
• Primary usage is on real devices but also supports emulators.  
• The 2.0 release extends capability to AWS device farm.

It provides an integrated view of HPE solutions and gives insight to the services and apps you have developed; A powerful tool enabling multi-platform and multi-site testing, application performance monitoring, and user experience assessment of mobile apps.

This is a solution that's easy to use. It also gives us the possibility to use real devices connected either on the Mobile Center server or on our own computers. And it works with both iOS and Android devices.

We're able to test different mobile apps at the same time with the defects gadget.

The key feature is the ease of use. We want to make sure that when our customers get the product, it's not going to be on the shelf for six months. They want to be able to readily use each solution productively. Whether that includes the product itself in our services, or just the product itself. We want to make sure that they're going to be using it.

The most valuable feature of this solution is virtualization.

The integration with Oracle projects is very simple and easy to use.

I don't know because I haven't been able to implement at the two customers where I have tried to.