A recent press release reports, “Worksoft, a leading global provider of continuous test automation software for mission-critical enterprise applications, and Experitest, a leading provider of continuous testing platforms for mobile and web, today announced a new collaboration that extends code-free test automation to any mobile device or application, covering all Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows tablets. Under this new partnership, Experitest and Worksoft deliver an easy-to-use, lower cost solution for running end-to-end business process tests on mobile devices – both on-premise or in the cloud. Worksoft’s new integration with Experitest provides a rich cross-platform, mobile application testing environment with a variety of deployment models. Tests can be run via the device cloud, a locally tethered device, or a simulator, providing true end-to-end continuous testing directly via Worksoft Certify test automation. Testing teams can create mobile tests with Worksoft Certify the same way they create code-free automated tests for any other application. This eliminates the need for teams to learn another tool and tests can be immediately leveraged as part of end-to-end tests.”
The release continues, “In the digital age, business applications are growing similar to consumer applications – with web and mobile app interfaces, and rapid release cycles. To ensure smooth business operations, enterprises need to test business applications to ensure they work flawlessly on numerous browsers and mobile devices. Enterprise DevOps environments require end-to-end continuous testing to ensure quality when technology changes. ‘Enterprises are rolling out business application updates at an escalating pace. To mitigate risks, the testing process requires continuity between back-end systems and front-end browsers and the mobile apps used to access them,’ said Tal Barmeir, CEO, Experitest. ‘Through the integration with Worksoft Certify, enterprises can now receive rapid feedback on how their business applications behave on numerous real browsers and devices’.”
Read more at PR Newswire.
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