“Quality is more important than quantity. One home run is much better than two doubles.” – Steve Jobs In the world of software testing, this quote couldn’t be more relevant. If you’re a manual tester, you know the pressure to deliver high-quality results, often within tight deadlines and limited resources. Yet, with today’s fast-paced software development cycles, meeting these demands through manual testing alone is increasingly challenging.

ClickHouse is a high-performance, columnar database designed for analytics and big data applications. One of ClickHouse's standout features is its ability to perform filtering directly on compressed data, enabling faster results compared to traditional relational databases. While working with ClickHouse, you will often encounter the WHERE and PREWHERE clauses, both of which are used to filter data. But what is the difference between WHERE and PREWHERE, and when should you use one over the other?

In software application development and deployment, teams typically work collaboratively and require managers to approve certain actions. Companies often adopt external systems like ticketing services, chat applications, external workflow tools such as Jira, or rely on manual emails to manage this coordination. These approaches can disrupt developer workflows.

Design, speed, and simplicity are the winning flavors for any mobile banking app. By possessing these characteristics, the fintech app can entice any smartphone enthusiast, the number of whom is steadily increasing. The industry’s major players recognize that the pervasiveness of mobile phones in our lives must be used as a tool to win loyal users for FinTech businesses.

Imagine having a powerful tool that revolutionizes how you communicate and do business with your customers. That’s precisely what Customer Relationship Management, or CRM, offers. It’s a category of software solutions combining data-driven technology to enhance customer interactions and improve business performance.

"Load, load testing, load test this, load test that, Loadero, LoadNinja, load, load, load... ugh, what should I choose?!'' - we can only imagine what the experience of choosing a load testing tool is like. The Loadero team has decided to ease the burden of choosing between testing tools by writing a comparison review about Loadero and LoadNinja. By the way, if you’re considering testRTC as an option too, we have published a similar article before, where we compared Loadero and testRTC.

2025 is poised to be another year of significant advancements in business intelligence (BI) and analytics. Building on the momentum of 2024, which saw a surge in self-service BI adoption, our attention turns to newer, sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. As the data landscape evolves, it’s important to keep agile and adapt to emerging technologies to stay competitive and maximize the value of your analytics investments.

As advanced analytics and AI continue to drive enterprise strategy, leaders are tasked with building flexible, resilient data pipelines that accelerate trusted insights. AI pioneer Andrew Ng recently underscored that robust data engineering is foundational to the success of data-centric AI—a strategy that prioritizes data quality over model complexity.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Katalon Product Roundup, featuring updates from October 2024. This release includes significant updates across Katalon Studio, TrueTest, and TestCloud, each designed to improve your testing workflows and boost overall efficiency. Read on to discover the latest features!

The insurance industry is experiencing a profound shift, moving away from traditional models toward more personalized, data-driven solutions. The “Pay-As-You-Live (PAYL)” model leads this change, a groundbreaking life and health insurance approach that adjusts premiums based on each individual’s lifestyle choices and behaviors. Rather than relying on general statistics and broad risk categories, Pay-As-You-Live customizes coverage to reflect the unique health habits of each policyholder.