Key differences between Selenium and Silk
In the first of dedicated posts from him and his team, Stefan Untereichner looks at ways of getting productive... View Article
Tag Archive: Testing
Cyber Monday
Big retailers have been planning ahead for up to 18 months for their share of approximately 2.6 billion dollars of revenue. Cyber Monday started in 2005 by Shop.org has become one of the biggest online traffic days of the year, Simon Puleo takes a look at the list of how some of our biggest customers have prepared.
Give thanks… for Cyber Sunday
Black Friday and Cyber Monday now have a new playmate; Cyber Sunday opens its virtual doors for the first time this year. Derek Britton fires up the laptop, gets his credit cards out and asks how well it will perform on the day.
Beating the Backlog – Great idea #1
Run the Tests that fail first… In a previous blog we explored the operational challenges that IT organizations face... View Article
Making waves – the new Fed VP introduces himself
I’m penning this blog to introduce myself as the new Senior Vice President for Micro Focus’ Federal Business Unit. ... View Article
Easing the zEnterprise modernization journey
Ground-breaking performance and unrivalled flexibility are just two benefits of the new IBM zEnterprise mainframe range. How does Micro... View Article
Lights…camera…it’s showtime! Garter Symposium / IT Expo Orlando
So. My big moment. A whole week of them. Not a great day – there were no marching bands,... View Article
Putting Software Quality Best Practices to the Test at Better Software West 2012
Software testers are always bombarded with the same earnest “best practices” to help them better perform their jobs –... View Article
Requirements Management and Mobile Testing at QUEST 2012
Clinton Sprauve, director, product marketing & strategy, and Pete Dupre, chief architect of Borland solutions are headed to Chicago,... View Article
The Benefits of the Cloud for Performance Testing
Businesses all over rely on IT applications to execute transactions all day, every day. In this world, there’s no such thing as a normal day - unusual high demands such as promotional or seasonal trading can be a regular occurrence, making it crucial that these applications are continuously prepared for every extreme and load. Businesses that fail to continually service these applications leave themselves open to service outages, customer dissatisfaction and trading losses, and often when it hurts the most.