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You’re probably using regression testing wrong. If we ask you, “What is regression testing?” you’re likely to remember the standard definitions:

• Regression testing ensures that code changes don’t affect existing functionalities.
• It confirms that the software works as expected after updates, fixes, or upgrades.

While these two points are integral to the regression testing process, they’re only a few grains of sand on the beach of regression testing values. The overarching goal of regression is to check everything that was done. This includes assessing your QA strategy, automation regression testing approach, team effectiveness, and more. So, let’s discuss what regression testing really is and how you can get the most out of it.

Regression Testing’s Many Values

Generally, we use the QA regression testing process to see...

ERPs are often called the “central nervous system” of an enterprise. And rightfully so. Because with a single, tiny issue within this network, you can lose vital functions and whole modules. Given that keeping your ERP healthy is just as hard as keeping your body healthy, having professional guidance and info on the subject can be the difference between life and death for your business. That’s why, in this article, we’ve answered the most frequently asked questions about:

• How ERP QA works.
• How software testing services help your software thrive.
• What ERP testing should include to bring you the most profit, and more.

What Is ERP Testing?

We’re sure you know that ERP application testing isn’t just “finding issues.” But let’s recap the true value of QA to be on the same page. ERP software testing supports your project even before development and long into its maintenance stage. It aims to:...

Enterprise applications (EAs) are more vulnerable to security threats than common mobile software. The latter have smaller size and reward prospects for hackers. So, you’d spend much less resources on protecting it. Plus, blackhats wouldn’t want to waste time on something “unfulfilling.” EAs, on the other hand, are huge structures with extra sensitive data and destruction potential. Think of it this way: is it more fun to light a firecracker or a big firework ensemble? The result a hacker can get from bringing down titans like enterprise apps is what makes EAs big targets. A malware planted into SolarWinds software compromised 18,000 enterprises and government entities. An insider leak c...

Most answers to the question “What is CRM testing?” are inaccurate. CRM testing isn’t just about “verifying the app functions according to requirements, locating and fixing issues, and making sure it fulfills business goals.” It’s much, much more. Proper software testing accompanies your project from the moment it even aims to go into development. It encompasses:

• Planning.
• Building a strategy.
• Securing collaboration.
• Executing analysis.
• Maintaining and advancing the system.
• Making quality the core of all processes.

So, let’s take a look at what CRM software testing is really about and how you use it to make your product thrive in one of the most competitive industries.

Types of Testing for CRM QA and Their Value

Having software that functions perfectly is no longer an achievement. Your team needs to be agile when testing CRM apps. They need to continu...

Building and examining any software is a grand undertaking. But enterprise application testing might just make your heart stop with its intricacies. An enterprise application (EA) is the colossus of the IT world. And it needs colossal effort and expertise to take its rightful place as the king of all apps and a wise ruler of business processes. Today, we’ll explore these beasts in detail:

• What makes an EA so complex, and how does it impact enterprise testing?
• How do automation testing services make development easier?
• What value can professional QA bring to such projects?

EA Diversity and Its Impact on Enterprise Testing Solutions

Enterprise applications are incredibly varied, not just in their purpose but in functionality and logic, too. So, before developing your enterprise app testing plan, you should factor in how an app’s specifics impact the testing process. That’s the only way to develop ta...

Do you think automated testing (AT) plays the main role in achieving a highly productive SLDC? This may be the reason you’re not seeing the results you want from mobile automation. And the reality is that AT is the supporting character. Not the protagonist that drives everything forward. So, in this article, we’ll discuss:

• How to make your mobile app automation testing an incredible heavy hitter.
• Why AT itself isn’t the heal-all for every development hardship.
• What really makes mobile app testing profitable.

Understanding Mobile App Test Automation

A good testing strategy always begins with an understanding of your product. Since we can’t really take your exact project to explain everything, we’ll begin with the next best thing – the app type. The main take away from this section would be that the kind of your application impacts how you test it.

Mobile Automation for Native, Hyb...

The world would be a merrier place if people also had APIs. Just imagine being able to talk to another person specifically in a way that they would understand and receive. No miscommunication, mix-ups, or words left unspoken. Only a dialogue that’s always productive and pleasant. That’s what API does for your software. It allows its parts to converse and exchange data. And since info swap is what makes your product work, you must understand the significance of this function’s pristine execution. So, let’s talk API automation testing.

What API Testing Automation Gives You

To better understand the role of automation in API testing, we first need to start with a fundamental question: “What exactly is API automation testing?” Testing an API manually is often time-consuming and likely to introduce inconsistencies:

1. QA engineers define test cases outlining expected user interactions and API responses.
2. They manually send requests ...

Usually, the best things we do are those we do spontaneously. These spur-of-the-moment decisions give us an incredibly rewarding feeling, as, technically, we didn’t do anything, yet got to enjoy the outcome. This, fortunately, doesn’t work with a test automation strategy. Why “fortunately”? Can you imagine the amount of failed projects and lost talents if companies relied on impromptu ventures? If even the tiniest thing goes wrong, and you don’t have a plan B, a workaround, or a rollback procedure, you’re just stuck in a ruin of your own making. So, let’s figure out why everyone is raving about the importance of calculated thinking and how to apply it to your automation testing strategy to catapult your project forward.

The Purpose of a Test Automation Strategy

We’ll begin with a road trip. You pack everything you need. Pick the motels you’ll rest at. Choose the landmarks you want to visit. Plan your route according to the weather and traffic. A...

AI technology is fun to watch. It went from being a miracle to being despised, to being somewhat actually useful. And now, while some bank on artificial intelligence, and some grasp onto how things were, we prefer to take a different approach. Instead of living in one’s memories or trying to ride the ever-changing tech wave, we prefer to adapt strategically. The crocodiles have found their perfect form. They’ve been the same for millions of years. But humans… we have a long way to go. And the secret to reaching your apex form is to evolve with your environment. Not against it. Not ahead of it. So, let’s take a realistic look at AI automation tools for testing. Where they stand now. How they can be useful. And what you should watch out for.

AI Technologies in QA Services

There once was a big hope that AI automation testing tools would relieve QA specialists from their duties. But, surprise, people aren’t that easy to outshine. And very soon, we came to ...