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As ERP environments evolve, regression testing becomes harder to manage. Releases are more frequent, business-critical processes span multiple systems, and manual testing often depends heavily on the time and knowledge of key users.
Automated testing can reduce that burden, but simply automating individual test cases isn’t enough. To deliver value from one release to the next, automation needs to become a repeatable, maintained capability. This means prioritising the right processes, keeping reusable test suites up to date and making testing part of the wider release lifecycle.
In this webinar, we’ll look at scaling automated testing across ERP and making regression testing more repeatable and efficient with each release.
Join us and see how to:
- Choose the right processes to automate by focusing on stable, repetitive and business-critical scenarios
- Build reusable regression suites that are maintained and developed as your ERP environment changes
- Reduce reliance on manual testing while improving consistency and test coverage
- Embed testing into the release lifecycle to support planning, defect management and more informed go/no-go decisions
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for ERP and application leaders responsible for maintaining quality while supporting continuous business and technology change.
It will be particularly relevant for:
- CIOs and heads of IT
- ERP and application owners
- Release, delivery and QA or testing leaders
- Business process owners
- Dynamics 365 programme leaders
Make automated testing part of your release strategy
Join the webinar to see how to build a repeatable automated testing capability that protects critical business processes and supports faster, safer ERP releases.
Speaker: Shukry Isadeen, Senior Test Manager
Shukry works with customers on testing strategy and automation, helping organisations reduce reliance on manual testing and build scalable testing practices that support more frequent and confident releases.
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