Tricentis and TCS Announce Partnership to Assure Best in Class Quality of Enterprise Applications
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Tweet this: @Tricentis teams up with @TCS_News to shorten application test cycle time while also reducing risk, cost and effort #ContinuousDevelopment
According to analysts, companies spend over
Tricentis Tosca Testsuite increases the productivity of QA teams by automating over 90 percent of test cases and allowing customers to manage risk vs. just identifying the number of test cases. By leveraging Tricentis' Test Case Design, enterprises also reduce the number of test cases necessary to execute. The combination of greater automation, increased risk coverage and a lower number of test cases dramatically reduces testing time, effort and cost. As a result, Tricentis and TCS are a perfect fit for development teams leveraging agile, continuous development and DevOps concepts who are experiencing lengthy test cycles.
"Assurance and risk management are strategic initiatives for both companies," stated
Commenting on the partnership,
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