mobile testing

The digital world has made it possible for enterprises to reach, and deliver services to customers near and far through mobile applications. However, regular and rapid rollout of features and new versions across geographies and different operating systems call for flawless applications and mobile app testing capabilities. A chemical giant wanted to deliver agriculture data and services to their farmer clients across geographies through their mobile applications. See how Infosys helped and the five key takeaways from the project.

With the 'EMC Mission Control' center in Portsmouth, UK and a second at the America’s Cup venue in Bermuda, plus a mobile center travelling worldwide to the preliminary events, Land Rover BAR will have all its data continuously replicated. The team in Portsmouth can analyze race and testing data immediately, as well as identify and make improvements right up to and through the finals in June 2017. This allows the design team and the crew to adapt much faster. With the introduction of the VCE VxRail Appliance powered by Intel® Xeon® processors, Land Rover BAR will be able to flexibly and rapidly scale, irrespective of location, ensuring a seamless experience for the team. To learn more about the impact of the Dell EMC VCE VxRail Appliance, read this brief infographic.

A guide to help investigate mobile testing solutions, and trigger structured discussions and decisions. Download now to learn more!

HPE adds new mobile testing capabilities to its comprehensive testing suite. Download now to learn more!

We all want our work to be meaningful and valuable. Working with mobile apps enables us to reach millions – potentially billions – of users if we create something our users like, value, and find useful. Download now to learn more.

Whether you want to map directions, find a restaurant, look up your flight details, see where your next meeting is, or just check your email, chances are you do it on your smartphone. Just about everything is going mobile. Industries such as retail and financial services are going mobile to increase efficiency and generate more revenue. Mobile business apps and mobile enterprise apps have the potential to transform organizations. This white paper discusses key mobile trends and analyzes how financial services organizations must change their IT application development, testing, monitoring, and management methodologies while extending their services to multi-client mobile environments, leveraging both Native and Mobile-oriented Web apps.

In this era of cloud computing, mobile devices, and the Internet of Things (IoT), firms are testing new product offerings that combine elements of content, software, services, and hardware together. Like the innovative products themselves, the rulebook on monetizing them is evolving. Firms are shifting from one-time perpetual sales or fixed monthly subscriptions to consumption models that blend onetime, subscription, and usage-based billing. Download this white paper to learn the eight subscription billing solution providers that matter most and how they stack up.

Web and mobile applications are now top attack vectors for cyber attackers, accounting for more than a third of data breaches. As a result, securing the application layer has now become a high priority for enterprises. Enterprise application security testing solutions for Web, native, cloud and mobile applications are key to this strategy. In the latest Gartner 2015 Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing, Veracode has been positioned as a Leader for the third year in a row based on our completeness of vision and ability to execute in the AST market. Download the report for more on why Veracode's automated cloud-based service is in Gartner's “Leaders” quadrant.

As you likely know, mobile testing is the art and science of building, running, and analyzing optimization tests for mobile customer experiences. What you may not know, like many marketers, is how to do mobile testing really well. It starts with a solid mobile marketing strategy and ends with an effective mobile experience. Download this guide for the best advice from analysts, engineers, and thought leaders on how to help mobile-minded businesses master the non-desktop landscape.

Are you up-to-speed with the latest trends in mobile and Internet of Things (IoT) application security testing? Our recent Ponemon Institute study reveals key findings about organizations' ability to protect their mobile and IoT apps. Read our report to learn how well you stack up against your peers in securing your most critical mobile and IoT applications.

This white paper details how hybrid app security enables organizations to resolve critical security issues faster and cheaper than any other technology

New headlines provide ongoing evidence that IT Security teams are losing the battle against attackers, reinforcing the need to address the security of enterprise applications.This Analyst Insight reviews several practical steps you can take to get started now.

Learn tips, techiques and trends for launching great digital experiences that delight your users in our free guide.

You only get once chance to make a first impression and a good impression of your product is key to keeping customers engaged and happy. Gain access to six steps that will help your organization launch an intuitive app with the support of crowdsourced usability testing in our free eBook.

CA’s portfolio is designed to drive efficiency from planning through production. A core component of our continuous delivery portfolio is CA Release Automation, a market-leading application release automation solution that delivers full application deployment automation and release coordination across stages, environments and teams. The solution’s analytic capabilities enable DevOps teams to plan, manage, analyze and optimize the continuous delivery pipeline from a single control point. In addition, the portfolio includes CA Agile Central, CA Agile Requirements Designer, CA Service Virtualization and CA Test Data Manager. We continue to invest in and enhance the portfolio, most recently via the acquisition of BlazeMeter, an innovative, SaaS-based performance and load-testing solution.

Consumers expect a seamless, high-quality experience in today’s mature app economy. They want brands to keep up with new technologies like geo-fencing and personalization, as well as the latest ecosystems like voice assistants and connected cars. With this high bar for quality, QA organizations often struggle to keep up with: 1. Rapid Release Schedules 2. Personalization 3. New Technologies (Voice, AI) 4. Geo-Awareness and Localization 5. Device Fragmentation 6. Unexpected Customer Use Cases The cost of failure is high in QA. Time, money, and customer loyalty are all at risk when digital experiences don’t meet users’ high expectations.

There’s really no mystery about mobile testing. It’s the art and science of building, running, and analyzing optimization tests for mobile customer experiences. But for companies looking to mobilize their websites and apps, the mystery often lies in how to do mobile testing really well. This guide assembles the best advice from analysts, engineers, and thought leaders to help mobile-minded businesses master the non-desktop landscape. You’ll learn how to optimize customer mobile experiences from strategy to execution. Along the way, you’ll get answers to common questions about mobile testing, find out about optimization testing in general, learn key differences between customer experience optimization (CXO) on mobile and desktop, and see how you can use design expertise to create bold and effective mobile experiences. So start reading and boost your understanding of mobile testing and optimization.

The trend toward consumerization in IT has strained the processes and governance put in place to ensure application security. It takes proven best practices to mitigate risk and embrace mobility without trepidation.

In this era of cloud computing, mobile devices, and the Internet of Things (IoT), firms are testing new product offerings that combine elements of content, software, services, and hardware together. Like the innovative products themselves, the rulebook on monetizing them is evolving. Firms are shifting from one-time perpetual sales or fixed monthly subscriptions to consumption models that blend onetime, subscription, and usage-based billing (see Figure 1). CEOs recognize this shift toward business models that reflect the value of the relationship with the customer. The move to subscription and consumption business models is pervasive in almost every industry. From retailers selling subscription box sets to industrial equipment manufacturers charging based on consumption, the increase in experimentation of alternative business models is extraordinary (see Figure 2). While B2C disrupters like Netflix and Zipcar have gotten more media attention, the growth of subscription billing plat

The book covers the following topics and more: - Understand the changing relationship between IT and business — quicker delivery is required - Examine today’s complex applications — mobile, web, social meet middleware, packaged apps, databases, and mainframes. - Discover how to begin with service virtualization — build your business case. - Realize the benefits of service virtualization —enable earlier testing to eliminate surprises and reduce risk.

This survey explores where today’s testers are spending their time, what obstacles they most often encounter, and where they think their attention should be focused.

Part 3 - Free security testing tools for Windows handheld devices. With these no-cost security testing tools, you can check network security from Windows handheld devices.

SHL's Global Assessment Trends Report provides human resources professionals and those interested in learning about global assessment practices a comprehensive look at how organizations around the world measure talent.

Mobile testing requires a di¬fferent approach. This white paper takes an exhaustive look at challenges today in testing mobile apps and websites and why testing in the cloud can improve your ROI and efficiency.

Enterprises are increasingly looking to expand their ALM capabilities to include mobile application testing. Users of HP’s Unified Functional Testing (UFT), formerly QuickTest Pro, now have an option to perform mobile functional testing (regression) with access to real mobile devices hosted in the cloud, leveraging the native test automation capabilities found in UFT.