In this fast-moving world, as engineering delivery teams we always face this constant pressure to deliver software products or launch new features quickly. Quality takes a backstage not by choice but by the need for accelerated delivery.

In fact, several product teams still involve the testing team only after the code is available in the testing environment. This approach can be detrimental to the product’s quality and the company’s reputation.

In the last part of this Specialized Testing blog series, we brought you insights on specialized testing, how software engineering teams can leverage specialized testing to help modern products enhance their quality. Moving ahead, we bring you the specialized testing strategies for modern software products.

In the last part of the blog, we looked at the six reasons why software products need quality enhancement. In this part of the blog, we will walk you through about specialized testing and how software engineering teams can leverage specialized testing to help modern products enhance their quality.

As internet penetration, smartphone usage, and technological innovation touch new heights, the opportunities for independent software vendors (ISVs) to build and deliver cutting-edge software applications are growing by the day.

Reports suggest that the global software products market grew at a CAGR of 14.3% in 2022. By developing products that work seamlessly with modern technologies, customer processes, and third-party software, ISVs can boost efficiency, agility, and profits across several distinct integrated value chains and ecosystems.

As testing requirements increase in cloud environments, automation becomes a need than a choice. Test automation enables engineering teams to improve execution efficiency, increases testing speed and faster time-to-market of product releases. SoapUI tool is one of the popular test automation tools used by experts to build a robust test automation framework. In this blog, we explore the best possible way to install and integrate SoapUI for building a test automation framework.

In the words of Gartner’s Vice President for Research, Fabrizio Biscotti- “Hyperautomation has shifted from an option to a condition of survival”. Technology continues to evolve and intelligent automation use-cases are emerging everywhere -- from enterprise workflows to software development processes in the “go-to-market” rush.^[1]

Statista projects the Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) market to cross the USD 3 billion mark in a couple of years, double the value it constituted in 2017.¹

Improved ROI (35%), internal communication (47%), employee satisfaction (23%), and employee loyalty (21%) remain the major drivers for the growth of enterprise mobile application development.²