SAP has selected Tricentis as its first-ever partner for its SAP Activate initiative. SAP Activate is a comprehensive methodology and implementation framework designed to facilitate faster, more efficient deployments of SAP software. It incorporates best practices, preconfigured business processes, and guided configuration to ensure a smooth transition from implementation to adoption.

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In software performance testing the landscape is continuously evolving, driven by advancements in technology and the growing complexity of modern applications.

We are pleased to announce the release of NeoLoad 2023.1! While there are many new features and enhancements in this version of our software, this article will focus on two of the most impactful upgrades for our customers.

To help organizations migrate to S/4HANA successfully, Tricentis has partnered with SAP to provide our customers with tools and best practices for ensuring quality throughout every phase of the migration project. SAP invited Tricentis to be the first partner to contribute to SAP Activate, SAP’s project implementation methodology for deploying, adopting, and extending transformational solutions like S/4HANA.

Data observability is a critical aspect of any data-driven business. It refers to the ability to monitor, understand, and troubleshoot data quality issues in real-time. In essence, data observability ensures that data is accurate, reliable, and accessible. It involves collecting and analyzing data from various sources to gain insight into how data is being used, how it is flowing through the system, and whether it is meeting the required quality standards.

Model-based test automation and record and playback — have you heard these buzz phrases before in the world of software testing? They’re two similar approaches to testing, yet they’re vastly different in their execution. But what exactly is the difference between these two techniques and why does it matter?

Load and performance testing remains a vital aspect of any software delivery process. Ensuring that your application supports the anticipated number of concurrent users prevents brand damage, system failures in production, and loss of revenue. There is a saying in engineering that the shape of the solution is dictated by the shape of the problem. Translating this to performance testing solutions, there are several common design elements that all load and performance testing solutions share.

We are pleased to announce Tricentis Vera™ 23.1! This release further enhances the ability for life sciences organizations to streamline their approach to computer systems validation and more easily adopt computer software assurance programs. The new release is a result of a multi-product development effort that spanned Tricentis Vera, Tricentis qTest, and Tricentis Tosca. In Vera, users will be able to incorporate test automation more seamlessly into regulated software testing.

We love our mobile phones. We take pictures, text friends, and sometimes even use them to make a phone call. For many of us, a mobile phone is about the apps. Apps help us stay connected, inform us, and make our work easier. Yet according to one study, users uninstall 49% of apps within the first 30 days of installation. Why? There are many reasons, including the app being too spammy, taking up too much storage space, or the user just didn’t need it anymore.