User acceptance testing (UAT) allows businesses to ensure that their software meets end-users' needs. UAT is usually the final step of the testing pipeline before the software is released. Stages of ...

In business, launching a new technology, process, or system without testing is like flying a plane without checking if it can land. The result? Costly failures, frustrated employees, and operational ...

Software has become more granular. Not just in terms of components, de-coupled services, containers and the way we separate parallel programming streams, but also in terms of process. More ...

For design teams, after spending months building a new product, user acceptance testing can be an exciting—and nerve-racking—step in the software development life cycle. Despite UAT’s importance, ...

Before releasing a new tech product into the market, it’s essential to ensure it operates well and achieves the intended result, and that requires user acceptance testing. After investing time and ...

The major roadblock to automating user acceptance testing has been the nonavailability of easy-to-use tools and frameworks. In this article, I show you how the Framework for Integrated Test (Fit) ...

Developing information systems is a high-risk occupation and user acceptance testing (UAT) is the backstop that can avoid disasters. Not convinced? In June 2012, the interruption to NatWest and RBS ...