I use the tool to create tasks or change requests and documentation. Earlier, I used it for configuration management, requirement analysis and writing of test cases. Currently, I'm only using it for creating tasks or change requests.

We use the tool for Application Lifecycle Management. It's an ALM tool to manage the product from inception to providing support and maintenance.

I mainly used PTC to make a JIRA-like tool so that people can work with Agile.

I think it has more features as presented by PTC. However, we mainly used this solution for item management, change requests, item tracking, etc. The second thing we used it for was version control.

I am a solution manager and I manage a portfolio of applications in the company. We have been conducting a PTC Integrity pilot.

We use it for documentation and requirements management. We do not use it for test management, yet. It is for requirements collection and then creating and maintaining specification documents.

We use PTC Integrity for version control purposes.

Our primary use case is for all kinds of data management right through to test case management. We have offices in both Germany and India with about 600 licenses in total.

This solution is used for lifecycle management.

We were evaluating PTC Integrity for the deployment for one of my clients. The major problem we faced regarding Integrity are the developments.

Our primary use case is to develop tasks and controls.