Enterprise Testing
OpenText (formerly Micro Focus, formerly HP) operates the largest portfolio of legacy enterprise testing tools. UFT One (Unified Functional Testing), ALM (Application Lifecycle Management), LoadRunner, and Fortify together cover the full testing lifecycle at enterprise scale. For organizations already invested in this ecosystem, understanding how the tools work together is
Salesforce Testing
Salesforce is the world's most widely deployed CRM platform, and testing it properly is one of the most demanding challenges in enterprise QA. Between dynamic element IDs that change with every release, complex multi-org architectures, sandbox refresh cycles that break test data, and the ever-expanding surface
ServiceNow Testing
ServiceNow has evolved from an IT service management tool into a full enterprise workflow platform. Organizations now run HR case management, legal service delivery, customer service, security operations, and facilities management on ServiceNow — often with extensive customizations built on the platform's scripting and low-code capabilities. With this
SAP Testing
SAP landscapes are among the most complex environments in enterprise software. A typical SAP deployment spans dozens of modules — FI, CO, MM, SD, HR, and more — each with thousands of transaction codes, intricate business process dependencies, and years of accumulated customizations. Testing these systems rigorously is not optional; an untested
Oracle Testing
Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) and Oracle Fusion Cloud are two of the most widely deployed ERP systems in enterprise environments, and testing them effectively is one of the most technically demanding challenges in enterprise QA. Oracle EBS — with its Oracle Forms-based interface and decades of accumulated customizations — presents
Microsoft Dynamics
Microsoft Dynamics 365 is one of the most widely deployed enterprise platforms, spanning CRM (Customer Engagement), ERP (Finance and Operations), and a growing suite of industry-specific applications. Testing Dynamics 365 effectively requires understanding the significant technical differences between its two main application families and choosing the right tools for
Testing
Enterprise software quality assurance is a different discipline from testing a consumer SaaS. The stakes are different, the features are different, and the consequences of failure are different. When a consumer app has a bug, a user might churn. When enterprise software fails, it can disrupt the operations of an