UAT automation can lower the cost of user acceptance testing significantly
Summary
In an ideal world, any change in an organization’s software stack would be tested rigorously by forming a subset of those original players (application developers, end-users, security officers et al.). But that’s clearly not practical, especially given that every element of a complex software landscape is moving pretty much constantly: point upgrades to the ERP, background updates to SaaS apps, breaking changes masquerading as API ‘improvements,’ and so on. To prioritize everyone’s valuable time, a streamlined UAT approach should involve collaboration between all key stakeholders, ensuring thorough testing and software integrity while minimizing disruption to daily tasks. Out of 100 users, I think I only had about six calls for help.” With an organization’s software portfolio in what’s effectively a constant state of flux, making the testing process for new features and changes as simple yet comprehensive as possible means that costs are kept to a minimum. Learn how your most important and ever-evolving business applications will continue to bring value, whether they’re on-premise, in the cloud, or in a hybrid configuration: Contact Original Software to get to know the possibilities.