SAP testing – Running business processes without disruptions
Do you know which systems are the most critical to your business and how different processes leverage them? Does business process information flow reliably between different systems? Often there are several systems powering one single business process. In turn, this means to implement a single process, several independent systems have to be updated. Moreover, these updates may not even all happen at the same time. Each step of the process may have its own independent update.
This alone makes business processes somewhat fragile during software upgrades. Errors may occur and in the worst case, this may even lead to downtime. When this happens, it’s crucial to fix those processes as fast as possible because a broken process can result in clear losses for a business. This is why it’s crucial for businesses to automate their SAP testing. Automated SAP testing ensures that all processes running on a complex SAP environment are running as they should and that changes done anywhere along the processes don’t have unwanted impacts.
Another tool that is often behind core business processes in Salesforce, and often organizations might even have SAP and Salesforce in place to run parts of their processes on. Read more about automated Salesforce testing.
SAP4 Hana testing
Automated SAP testing becomes more crucial now that SAP is moving their users toward S/4HANA. The cloud-based SAP comes with frequent and automatic software update cycles and new functionalities are introduced all the time. And SAP is not the only enterprise solution that is moving towards continuous release cycles. This could multiply the number of testing needs. When different system updates happen at different times, it can be quite challenging to manage. Manual testing becomes expensive and even impossible as the number of systems and upgrades increases exponentially.
Read more about why testing is fast becoming the biggest bottleneck in software development and IT.
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