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How to Succeed at Multi-Platform Testing
It should come as no surprise that the numbers of platforms and device types are more varied now than ever before. Customers continue to demand the latest devices, features and functionality, as well as increased mobility and accessibility. With the proliferation of mobile and portable device platforms and the Internet of Things, the workload of developers, and especially testers, has greatly increased. Naturally, there is a growing demand for more efficient and cost-effective testing across all platform.
Why Automate Test Design?
The number of software applications, customer service portals, device types, and platforms has reached an all-time high. The need for reliable and efficient testing methods is more critical than ever before. Testing complexity and requirements are growing exponentially. Yet, many of today’s testing environments continue to use test design and test execution methods, dating back 20 years or even more.
Comparing Automated Test Design Methods
How automatic is your automated test design process? There are three primary methods used in automated test design tools. They all deliver improvements in the test design process, but there are significant engine differences that you should fully understand prior to selecting your tools. In this paper we will compare and contrast these methods and discuss the limitations and benefits from each.
What You Need to Consider When Selecting an MBT Tool
Interest towards model-based testing (MBT) has increased quite significantly over the last few years as testing has started to reach the limits of traditional test design approaches. At the same time, industry experts in fields such as financial services, retail, insurance, banking, telecommunications, and web-based services have started to see and understand the benefits that applying MBT has to the quality assurance function and the continued relevance and success of their businesses.