Do you really need XStudio ?

Were you ever challenged with one of these questions in the past:

• How a testplan must be written ?
• Is a tablesheet software really the right tool to write testplans ?
• How can I avoid writting alway the same things in my testplan ?
• Why writting a testplan is so boring ?
• How could I link my testplan with my test reports ?
• How could I link test reports t my bug tracking database?
• How can I be sure my product will work right on customer site ?
• How could I better estimate the workload for testing phase in my project plans ?
• How can I make my test operator focus on writing testplan and test instead of spending most of their time runningthe tests ?
• Is my product stable enough to release ?
• What has and has not been tested ?
• Were these failing tests failing before ?
• what tests are now passing since the last release ?
• How can I run all the tests that were failing with previous release ?
• How can I run only negative and stress tests ?
• How to handle history in my test results ?
• How can I run a set of tests based on some properties like duration, interactivity etc. ?
• How can I save some settings allowing to re-run a set of tests later ?
• How could I avoid to spend days and days just waiting for tests to be terminated to get the result ?
• How can I be sure that the test suites I run overnight will be successful ?
• How could I get comprehensive reporting and graphical visualization of my testing results ?
• Can I find a test management system that let me use my already existing tests without having to rewrite them in aspecific language ?
• Why do we have to learn a new scripting language to use a good test management framework ?
• ...

Yes ? then XStudio is a MUST for you.