The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
By Mindreef ,
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When it comes to Web services and SOA testing, creating a plan is important to ensure success, trust and reuse for new services. If you're willing to take the risk, the return on your SOA investment is huge… that is, if it is a well-tested SOA. Untested SOA could cost you millions.
Mindreef worked with industry analyst and ebizQ contributor David Linthicum to create a comprehensive guide for SOA Testing. This new, complimentary 40-page handbook, Key Strategies for SOA Testing, provides a step-by-step guide for defining your own testing domain, understanding your unique needs, and testing all components to help ensure your SOA will be productive and useful from the first day of operation.
By creating an effective SOA testing plan and selecting the right Web services testing and quality tools, you can get every member of your project team -- architects, developers, testers, and support -- working together to improve service compliance, quality, performance and time to market.
Get your complimentary copy of this book to gain valuable insight into the steps you can take today to create and execute a SOA testing plan -- and drive SOA success.
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