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Almost 8 years ago
Commented on It is good for automating SAP applications but scripts with a large number of lines have performance issues.
Hello. How do we contact Support for Worksoft certify?
Over 8 years ago
Contributed a review of Automation Anywhere (AA): We wanted to run the Automated TestCase prepared in TestingAnywhere from another tool. So the *.exe file came in handy.
Over 8 years ago
Commented on A very different experience
Hi Gagneet. I really appreciate the above information you have provided on Tosca TestSuite. I feel it would really help people know about the tool. Very well written.
Over 8 years ago
Contributed a review of Tricentis Tosca: It's scriptless, so I don't need to know a lot of coding to test software, helping my company complete tasks other tools couldn't.
Over 8 years ago
Contributed a review of Automation Anywhere (AA): Review about Automation Anywhere
Over 8 years ago
Contributed a review of Jira: Review about JIRA
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Well rounded Senior Software Engineer who has received multiple awards for his professional performance, and has also demonstrated excellence in other fields of life like Sports and Arts. A sincere, hard working person who works well in teams and individually and always gives his best.
5 years of IT Experience with TechMahindra, in field of Automation Testing. 3 years of Expertise in Worksoft Certify with SAP ECC, SAP Fiori, Web, MS Excel and 2 years of experience in Tosca TestSuite with SAP, Web.
Knowledge on Worksoft Execution Manager, Certify Data, Certify Content Merge. Experience in other Testing Tools and Defect Management Tools – HP QC/ALM, HP QTP/UFT, SAP CBTA (Component Based Test Automation), JIRA. Worked on various In-House Testing Tools of TechMahindra for SAP, Web Automation. Actively leading the team exclusively for Worksoft Certify & responsible for Client Demos, Webinars and Training's.
