TRENDING
LOADRUNNER CLOUD
– HOW SAVVY IT
DEPARTMENTS TEST
MORE WITH LESS
It has been a volatile start to 2020 and IT departments are
providing increased services while using fewer resources. As
organisations strive to provide uninterrupted services and
maintain Business Continuity, many are looking to the cloud
for critical functions such as load testing. As the world moves
towards the ‘new normal’, Mohammed Arafat, Director of
Pre-Sales, Emerging Markets – Micro Focus, tells us how the
company is working to ensure customers have the tools they
need to succeed.
To say that the first quarter of 2020
has been challenging for small to
medium-sized businesses would be
an understatement. Amid a global pandemic,
enterprises have been obligated to not only
move entire workforces to work from home
but also on a much tighter budget and with
an uncertain financial future.
On the other side of the IT coin,
preventative measures like load testing are
more important now than ever before. With
more users, bigger workloads and more
demands are brought on by remote workers
and customers.
Therefore, core applications, computing
power and network load balancers are
being stretched to their limits. As the
increased remote access and functionality
demands continue to grow into the ‘new
normal’, the situation seems ripe for
Business Continuity disruption.
With heavier loads and limited
budgets, organisations with online
services such as retail, government public
services, banking and telecommunication
may struggle to meet performance
expectations in terms of speed, scalability
and end-user satisfaction.
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CLOUD-BASED
HOSTING SAVES
BOTH TIME
AND MONEY,
ALLOWING
BUSINESSES
TO CONTINUE
SCALING UP
WITHOUT THE
MONEY DRAIN OF
EXPANDING THEIR
ARCHITECTURE.
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