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PERFORMANCE AND LOAD TESTING SOLUTION CASE STUDY-
For a leading IT consulting and software development company 

The client is one of the best known Information Solution providers in India,having a work force of more than 2000 IT professionals. They subscribes to TQM philosophy and a Quality Management System in line with ISO 9001.

The client is a leading ISV and implementer of JD Edwards in India and Worldwide. One of the leaders in electrical products has engaged the client to provide a “Catalog Management” solution.

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 BFSI Industry Trends

Supporting Banking and Insurance Systems Today and Tomorrow

Authored by: Joseph Sim (Omnitech InfoSolutions)

Banks are spending more than ever before on their IT systems. This increased IT spending is due to reliance on technology as a tool to meet customer needs, dependence on online channels to bring in new customers and service existing customers, and compliance to regulations which bring tracking, reporting and auditing requirements. At the same time, no bank wants IT spending to get out of control, so consolidations and global sourcing initiatives remain important factors.

It’s estimated that less than 15% of IT spending among banks is dedicated to innovation which can give the bank a competitive edge. This is probably because about 80% of a developer’s time is spent on identifying and correcting errors—not actual development. To increase investment towards product innovation--and minimize the impact of software defects on business users—testing needs to be more effective and efficient.

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Technology Trends

Server Virtualization

As the name suggests, server virtualization is the process of masking a server. Resources such as numbers (physical identity of the server), users with access rights on the server, operating system, and even processors are camouflaged to produce several different environments. These environments are popularly known as Virtual Machines and abbreviated as VMs.
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As the name suggests, server virtualization is the process of masking a server. Resources such as numbers (physical identity of the server), users with access rights on the server, operating system, and even processors are camouflaged to produce several different environments. These environments are popularly known as Virtual Machines and abbreviated as VMs.

There is an unsaid demand for powerful network machines that can host files and provide platforms to applications to run. With enhancement of modern computer hardware, there are Central Processing Units (CPUs) that come with multiple processors which facilitate intricate calculations/tasks completion with much ease and demand lesser physical space as well as power to function.

Changing faces and fast adoption: Virtualization is not limited to servers. It could be virtual storage or network virtualization. With shrinking budgets due to recession, consolidation and virtualization are topping the priority chart of IT organizations. The keyword is to get the maximum out of what we have. There are numerous benefits that can be harnessed from virtualization as it is being fast adopted by top IT companies. The question now is to change from ‘if’ to ‘how’.

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