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Keysight enables innovators to push the boundaries of engineering by solving software test challenges to create the best application experiences. Whether you’re looking to test point-of-sale, mobile devices, packaged software, or your own custom applications, Keysight Eggplant accelerates your software test cycle with automation and insights that reduce risk and speed time to market.
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Performance, Robotics, Software Development, Systems Integration, Automated Checkout, POS Integrations, Software and Services

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Human Versus Machine: The State of POS Testing

Despite advancements in AI-augmented testing and its capabilities to overcome issues with scale, coverage, and speed, many retailers persist with manual point-of-sale (POS) testing.

As a result, QA leaders are left with an impossible choice: release faster or prolong testing for fewer defects. However, what if they could have both speed and quality?

Keysight's industry report asks these questions and more to over 500 retail QA leaders to asses their testing techniques and the impact on release speed, frequency, meeting test requirements, and scalability.

Deliver a Unified Customer Experience

It’s challenging for retailers to adapt to constant change and quickly connect back-end operations, online experiences, and in-store transactions to meet customer expectations.

Retailers are implementing user-centric test automation to overcome these challenges and deliver a frictionless, unified experience wherever their customers shop.

A New Approach to Retail Application Testing

Retail enterprise applications are integrated with a complex landscape of interconnected systems processing thousands of batches, interfaces, and data flows. The dream is that these systems work seamlessly together. However, the one thing that ensures this happens is often overlooked—testing. This white paper aims to highlight the causes of inadequate testing, show its impact on retailers, and suggest a new way forward.