Fivetran combines log-based replication with ease of use to make SAP data accessible.

The high-stakes world of software development is a race to deliver quality features, faster. When the testing phase of the development lifecycle is slowed by inefficient and error-prone processes, it’s impossible for teams to meet their deadlines. How can they keep up? By taking a smarter approach to test management that prioritizes efficiency without sacrificing quality. By implementing these four test management strategies, teams can work smarter and shorten their release cycles.

Over the past several years, data leaders asked many questions about where they should keep their data and what architecture they should implement to serve an incredible breadth of analytic use cases. Vendors with proprietary formats and query engines made their pitches, and over the years the market listened, and data leaders made their decisions.

Welcome to the latest entry in Yellowfin Japan’s ‘How to?’ blog series! This series of blogs aims to provide your team with another hands-on example of adding data visualization to your Yellowfin dashboards, using our array of chart and graph types. In our previous blog, we created a heat grid by aggregating on the basis of Day of Week and Time of Day. By sorting the axes of the chart, we were able to create an easy-to-read chart lined up from Sunday to Saturday and from 0:00 to 23:00.

Today, enterprises experience great pressure of increasing the number of integrations and customization which in turn, subsequently raises the necessity to implement effective QA systems that will assure scalability and maintainability. Salesforce can be described as one of the most popular CRM systems that assist sales, marketing, commerce, service, and IT departments engage with customers and drive key business information.

Since HP ALM/Quality Center was acquired by Micro Focus (and now Open Text), users have been outgrowing its functionality. While HP upgraded many of its solutions to be more compatible with Agile and to support automation, ALM/Quality Center was left behind. What was once considered a best-in-class solution is becoming more obsolete by the day, having no resources allocated to development and limited support for customers. Today, there are better ALM options available.

API adoption is at an all-time high. According to research by Coleman Parkes Research, 88 percent of enterprises use them. With API ecosystems, businesses can share their existing assets and capabilities with external parties. They can extend the value of these Application Programming Interfaces both internally and externally to share knowledge, tools and resources. Building an API ecosystem allow organizations to remain agile while delivering products faster than ever before.

Application programming interface keys are an essential part of using APIs. But what are API keys, exactly? API keys are authentication tokens in the form of unique strings of characters that allow you to access the data or web services an API offers. They act as a form of user authorization, proving that you are authorized to make requests to the API. In this article, we will discuss how API keys work and how you can use them to access the data offered by APIs.

In the highly competitive healthcare industry, optimizing operational efficiency and enhancing patient care are paramount. A leading healthcare provider in the APAC region, known for running one of the largest hospital chains, faced a significant challenge: a drop in inpatient volumes coupled with rising operating costs.