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These days, people not only want but need to do more with less. CEOs and Product Managers want to stay competitive by releasing new features while keeping their resources lean. Is it even possible to reach these two goals without sacrificing product quality?

A significant change the software industry has seen in the past few years is solving infrastructural and operational issues in an automated fashion. Large organizations like Amazon and Netflix are doing so by embracing DevOps techniques. DevOps is evolving rapidly, making it necessary to adopt DevOps to stay ahead of your competitors and be ahead of the growth curve.

According to a report by Global Industry Analysts Inc, the global API testing market is projected to reach a staggering 1.8 billion USD by 2026, witnessing significant growth from 641.6 million in 2020. This exponential growth highlights the increasing recognition of API testing as a critical component in ensuring the reliability and success of modern software solutions.

Audit testing is an important part of the software quality assurance process. When conducting an audit, businesses examine the procedures followed, the testing methods employed, the tools that were used, and the user experiences. This helps them see how they stack up against the performance expectations of the target audience and how the software can meet the target audience’s needs and demands.

In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, organizations rely heavily on SAP mobile applications to streamline processes and enhance productivity. According to a recent report by Thrive My Way, 77% of the world’s transaction revenue goes through an SAP system. However, with the increasing complexity of these applications and the diverse range of devices, operating systems, and network configurations, ensuring optimal performance and functionality becomes a challenge.

In today's fast-paced world of B2B sales, expanding into new geo markets is a good strategy for businesses seeking to boost revenue and grow their brand. The localization industry is evolving into a data-driven and innovative field, much like software development or marketing. It is crucial for teams to stay informed about current trends to make informed business decisions that prepare them for the future. However, effectively communicating with target customers in their native language and understanding their cultural practices can be a daunting task and a major obstacle to achieving success. This can result in lost sales and damage to a company's reputation, making it essential for businesses to prioritize effective localization.

It’s imperative that startups move quickly when releasing new products and features to get them into customers’ hands. Most startups allocate a significant amount of funding and resources for development to accomplish this; likewise, many startups don’t set aside enough for QA. However, there usually comes a tipping point when it becomes necessary to invest in QA. Let’s examine the following scenarios that might motivate you to invest in QA.

Discover the benefits of No-Code Kubernetes and Harpoon Docker Extension for Kubernetes cluster management. Deploy and manage clusters with drag-and-drop tools without coding. Learn about Harpoon's custom integrations and third-party capabilities.

With the increasing adoption of SaaS (Software as a Service) platforms, the number of cyber threats and attacks is also rising. SaaS platforms store sensitive and confidential data, making them a prime target for cybercriminals. As a result, it is imperative to ensure the security of SaaS platforms to prevent data breaches, data theft, and unauthorized access. The potential loss of data and its impact on a company's reputation can be catastrophic. Therefore, implementing robust cybersecurity in SaaS is critical to protect SaaS platforms and their users.