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Migrating to S/4HANA can raise many questions. In this blog, we address the most common ones, offering insights into the benefits, challenges, and best practices for a successful migration. Whether you're just starting or refining your strategy, this guide has you covered.

SAP test automation is all about efficiency and reliability. With the right approach, you can minimize manual effort, detect issues early, and keep everything running smoothly.

AI predictive analytics changes the thought process about the software quality engineering because it makes traditional QA more effective. It detects problems earlier, tests wisely, and keeps track of quality all the time.

We are stepping into another promising year where transformation will be at 3X speed. The two poignant catalysts in this transformative shift are data and artificial intelligence.

In today's rapidly evolving software development landscape, test automation has become an indispensable component of quality assurance strategies.

Let’s begin by understanding - what is Co-lending? Co-lending is a collaborative approach where two or more money lenders come together to provide a loan to a borrower. Typically, it is a traditional lender i.e., a bank that partners with a non-banking financial company (NBFC) to provide loans.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of software development, testing has transformed from a manual, time-consuming process to a sophisticated, intelligent discipline. As technology continues to push boundaries, artificial intelligence has emerged as a game-changing force in test automation.

With the coming of e-commerce, the buyers’ market picture has been reconstructed with much bigger space for getting anything and everything within a click. It didn’t stop with that. Through e-commerce, postal services have also undergone a major transformation in terms of agility and speed.

Database structure is critical during data warehousing in terms of performance, usability and scalability. When it comes to the design of a database, for instance, analytic database systems there are two predominant schema types: star and snowflake.

In test automation, many teams face a hidden challenge: understanding if their framework is actually meeting their needs. Teams may be operating under different levels of “ignorance”—not realizing their framework’s limitations or recognizing issues but not knowing how to address them.