I deal with OpenText Analysis Database and Core Performance Engineering, which are categories of software rather than individual pieces. We focus on the ADM area, which includes ALM, UFT One, UFT Developer, and the performance testing space in LoadRunner. These are the primary areas that we utilize. OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web, specifically Digital Lab Lite, is what we use for testing on mobile devices. When one of our customers is developing an application or configuring an application, we use it to create controls just as we do with a desktop, API, or mobile device. It functions as a connector that allows you to control that device and essentially turn it into a desktop so that automation can be captured from it and run against it.
OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web can be used for a range of applications, not just web and mobile. It works very well for SAP, which is an enterprise platform. It can be used for Salesforce and other enterprise platforms where we have implemented these solutions. Similar to how Tricentis has various tools within their portfolio, OpenText also has LoadRunner and ALM comparable to Qtest. They have their own suite of tools similar to Tricentis. In fact, Tricentis has the same set of tools that OpenText also has because OpenText has been in the market longer. For mobile and desktop applications, we integrate with third parties such as BrowserStack or Sauce Labs. This is typically requested from the customer standpoint, and OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web allows direct integration with these third-party solutions. Regarding CI/CD pipeline, there have not been any challenges. It is capable of delivering continuous testing and releases. As part of release cycles, when there is a push in a continuous integration model, we can trigger smoke testing and sanity testing. Once the test results indicate the release is fit for purpose, we implement impact-based testing from an automation standpoint and run regression tests. We have also enabled businesses in automation of UAT test cases. They perform witness tests of the automation scripting, occasionally requesting more data variety. From an automation standpoint, we enable it and it runs on a CI/CD pipeline.
There are various use cases, each tailored to the specific needs of our customers. When we consider Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), the use case significantly differs from Unified Functional Testing (UFT). Our primary objective is to assist customers in optimizing their software development life cycles. This involves facilitating decisions based on platform usage and the data entities they input into the system. We help them link these components, conduct automated functional and performance testing, and ultimately provide a definitive decision-making process. The goal is to ensure that when a customer is ready to launch a product or software, they can make a well-informed decision, either to proceed confidently or address any issues that may arise based on the data and testing results available within their systems.
Responsible for Test Management at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
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Oct 6, 2019
We are a system integrator and this is one of the solutions that we provide for our customers. The deployment model varies depending on the customer because some use this solution on-premises, and others use the cloud version.
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I deal with OpenText Analysis Database and Core Performance Engineering, which are categories of software rather than individual pieces. We focus on the ADM area, which includes ALM, UFT One, UFT Developer, and the performance testing space in LoadRunner. These are the primary areas that we utilize. OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web, specifically Digital Lab Lite, is what we use for testing on mobile devices. When one of our customers is developing an application or configuring an application, we use it to create controls just as we do with a desktop, API, or mobile device. It functions as a connector that allows you to control that device and essentially turn it into a desktop so that automation can be captured from it and run against it.
OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web can be used for a range of applications, not just web and mobile. It works very well for SAP, which is an enterprise platform. It can be used for Salesforce and other enterprise platforms where we have implemented these solutions. Similar to how Tricentis has various tools within their portfolio, OpenText also has LoadRunner and ALM comparable to Qtest. They have their own suite of tools similar to Tricentis. In fact, Tricentis has the same set of tools that OpenText also has because OpenText has been in the market longer. For mobile and desktop applications, we integrate with third parties such as BrowserStack or Sauce Labs. This is typically requested from the customer standpoint, and OpenText Functional Testing Lab for Mobile and Web allows direct integration with these third-party solutions. Regarding CI/CD pipeline, there have not been any challenges. It is capable of delivering continuous testing and releases. As part of release cycles, when there is a push in a continuous integration model, we can trigger smoke testing and sanity testing. Once the test results indicate the release is fit for purpose, we implement impact-based testing from an automation standpoint and run regression tests. We have also enabled businesses in automation of UAT test cases. They perform witness tests of the automation scripting, occasionally requesting more data variety. From an automation standpoint, we enable it and it runs on a CI/CD pipeline.
We use it in financial services companies to automate mobile solutions and applications.
I use the solution in my company to test desktop applications.
There are various use cases, each tailored to the specific needs of our customers. When we consider Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), the use case significantly differs from Unified Functional Testing (UFT). Our primary objective is to assist customers in optimizing their software development life cycles. This involves facilitating decisions based on platform usage and the data entities they input into the system. We help them link these components, conduct automated functional and performance testing, and ultimately provide a definitive decision-making process. The goal is to ensure that when a customer is ready to launch a product or software, they can make a well-informed decision, either to proceed confidently or address any issues that may arise based on the data and testing results available within their systems.
We are a system integrator and this is one of the solutions that we provide for our customers. The deployment model varies depending on the customer because some use this solution on-premises, and others use the cloud version.
I use the product to automate mobile application testing and I usually use Mobile Center every day.