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Software development and testing are complex processes that require the extensive knowledge and expertise of developers. This is especially the case for teams that implement behavior-driven development. You can select the most appropriate BDD test automation framework for your business based on the key features it offers.

Electronic data interchange, or EDI, is a way for business documents to be easily communicated between computers in a standard format. This unified format allows healthcare professionals to carry out efficient automation of work processes and increase positive client experiences. With the digitalization of the healthcare industry, it’s imperative that you implement EDI in your healthcare systems to improve overall data analytics and save costs. In this article, we answer the question, “what is healthcare EDI?” You will also learn how to incorporate EDI testing and comply with modern EDI standards.

With the evolution of the digital world and the mass adoption of different industries migrated to the web, WebRTC has become the backbone of applications providing communication services without the need for additional plugins. Today, WebRTC is available in all modern browsers and also, can be used to be integrated with your applications and embedded devices.

Technical debt is one of the biggest problems in software testing and quality assurance (QA). Left unchecked, this can hurt companies in the long run, affecting their most critical processes and lowering their return on investment (ROI). So, what is technical debt? How does it happen? And what can you do to manage and mitigate the problems associated with it?

The Agile testing environment creates strength in numbers. It aligns the talents and vision of your entire team to ensure the promise of your product becomes a market reality. Every stakeholder in your software development life cycle is involved from beginning to end. You can maintain an end-user focus through the development and analysis of daily builds using a cyclical, continuous integration model. The core of the Agile environment is the relationship between developers and testers. Each plays a vital role in what has traditionally been the other's exclusive domain. Developers participate in automated unit testing, for example, while testers are involved right from the initial sprint planning.

It is essential to test your medical devices for accurate diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of illnesses. Various factors like regulatory norms, cyberattacks, or software glitches can affect the functionality of the medical device. Hence, to ensure high-quality output, quality assurance and quality control have become the need of the hour in medical device testing.

While companies rely on robotic process automation (RPA) using computer-coded rule-based software robots to automate repetitive activities like reading emails and documents, understanding speech and analyzing language, the growing complexity of organizational processes and spread of digitization has necessitated the implementation of AI to help robots resolve inconsistencies, perform cognitive tasks and resolve uncertainties.

In recent years, conventional SaaS models have evolved into sophisticated service-oriented platforms geared toward enhancing business efficiencies and capabilities between the company and its suppliers, clients, and business partners. Artificial intelligence has become an integral part of SaaS 2.0, as AI-based SaaS integrations allow businesses to cater to their customers’ needs in DTC, B2C, and B2B markets.

Software development and testing are complex processes that require the extensive knowledge and expertise of developers. This is especially the case for teams who are eyeing to implement behavior-driven development (BDD). There could be various techniques and strategies to simplify the process, but the outcome will also depend on the efficacy of the former.