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Test automation metrics are the secret weapon of successful QA teams. In fact, the right automation coverage metrics provide an unbiased, deeper understanding of your QA process so that you can identify and fix pain points while improving your team’s performance and efficiency.

Stress testing is a type of testing that verifies the reliability and stability of software applications. The goal of this kind of testing is to measure the error handling capabilities of the software to ensure that it does not crash under extremely heavy load conditions.

Mobile device passwords or patterns were considered the best methods for securing the app data. It is quite tedious for a user to remember multiple passwords for each app. Click to read more about biometric mobile app testing.

SAP (Systems, Applications and Products) is a software package that enterprises use to manage business processes. It integrates all operations including finance, sales, production, logistics, distribution, accounting and human resource.

Identifying bugs is a crucial part of any software development lifecycle, but it can be a tedious process without the correct defect tracking tool in place. In this infographic, we have outlined the process of choosing the best software bug tracking tools for your business.

Integration testing ensures that all your components work together seamlessly within your app before deployment. And when paired with continuous integration, your software product is destined to win the championship.

In the insurance industry, there’s no “business as usual.” Regulations, processes, procedures and compliance qualifications, consistently change which impact how professionals need their technology solutions to respond to industry demands. Complex software requires robust testing, and insurance applications are no exception. As these systems upgrade their technology platforms, digital user experience and performance capabilities, it takes a skilled QA team to provide excellent quality assurance.

To succeed in today’s world, a business must provide top-notch and consistent customer support. After all, a brand that invests in its consumers experiences high levels of customer retention, positive reviews and a spike in referrals. Just like any industry, software end users demand high customer support. So, the question is: does your team deliver excellent service to your customers - or do your processes hold you back?

Single sign-on or SSO-enabled applications were introduced to provide more security and ease of use to the end users. In this edition, we will discuss how to test the performance of SSO-enabled applications.