Accelatis introduced the company’s Performance Testing Solution for the latest version of Oracle Hyperion Financial Management (HFM), 11.1.2.4.
The solution is a combination of the company’s world-class performance testing software plus industry-leading expertise. The Accelatis Performance Testing Solution enables customers to load test their environments with greater speed, lower cost, and higher quality than any other solution in the market today, such as HP LoadRunner and Microsoft Visual Studio.
The new solution can bring a critical success factor into the migration decision and process. By better understanding the performance impact of the latest Hyperion release, customers will be better equipped to migrate, and can determine how to improve performance.
“Our research shows that the best managed Hyperion environments all leverage performance testing throughout the software cycle,” said Accelatis CEO Jonathan Berry. “Application owners really don’t care about the intricate details of performance testing, they care about their systems running optimally. And, they’re beginning to understand that they cannot improve what they can’t measure.”
As Director of Engineering for the Hyperion Financial Management (HFM) and Financial Data Quality Management (FDM) development teams, Berry spent 11 years leading product creation at Hyperion and Oracle. He founded Accelatis in 2008, and under his leadership, Accelatis has assembled the industry’s leading independent team of Oracle EPM engineers and experts.
What makes the performance testing solution unique is that it provides prepackaged scripts, which means each package gets the system up and running quickly with no need to re-record individual scripts for each new version of Oracle. “We see a new era of performance testing with a standardized approach of testing, executing, and reporting,” said Berry. “And, we’ve seen how effective companies can be at managing their environments when they leverage performance testing properly. Our goal is to be able to do it quickly, in a meaningful way with actionable results.”
The Accelatis Performance Testing Solution offers three different packages, Basic, Intermediate and Enterprise. At its most robust level, the Enterprise offering tests multiple locations and leverages replay of actual usage scenarios.
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