A recent press release states, “Panaya, the leader in SaaS-based testing and continuous delivery, today announced the integration of over 150 leading application development and delivery tools and services into Panaya Release Dynamix (RDx), its Enterprise Agile Delivery (EAD) platform. Users can now take advantage of the tools they already employ every day to increase visibility, collaboration and communication among all stakeholders – the business, development, operations and test teams. With these new RDx integrations, organizations can now deliver application changes from ideation to realization in one unified platform.”
The release goes on, “Digital transformation requires enterprises to adopt a continuous delivery model where release cadences are measured in days, not quarters, and quality is guaranteed. To get there, organizations need to apply agile methodologies, but are often limited by existing tools and technologies that create siloed work environments. These best-in-class integrations now offered by Panaya include many of the leading applications for software delivery, such as Jira, ServiceNow, Tricentis Tosca, CA Rally, Bugzilla, Salesforce and more, allowing Panaya’s RDx and Panaya’s test acceleration platform, Panaya Test Dynamix, to fully support continuous integration and continuous delivery.”
It adds, “The new RDx integrations offer end-to-end visibility and connect the fragmented delivery tool chain to better address the risks associated with business-critical application delivery. From initial business change requests to testing and production, these RDx integrations ensure application development and delivery, project management and business teams can continue to leverage the tools they choose with greater visibility into where items are on the delivery pipeline, while delivering on time and without sacrificing quality. Additionally, open channels and better alignment with business objectives and requirements allows application development and delivery teams to gain a better understanding of the value of each delivery.”
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