Keynote, now a part of Dynatrace, announced the integration of Keynote Mobile Testing with SAP Mobile Secure. The cloud-based integration will allow customers to test their apps on the industry’s largest library of interactive mobile devices from the Keynote DeviceAnywhere Cloud. SAP customers will be offered five free hours of mobile application testing.
The explosion of both enterprise and consumer mobile apps across a wide range of mobile devices and operating systems is providing more choice to customers than ever before. Coupled with growing customer demand for a more seamless user experience, developers face the challenge of not only shortening application lifecycles, but also ensuring that apps work without interruption. Reliable, efficient testing is critical for today’s agile development teams to effectively and quickly deploy enterprise-grade and consumer applications.
Through the new mobile testing integration, co-developed with SAP, users can leverage click-to-test features directly in SAP Mobile Secure. This allows them to initiate and run functional tests of mobile apps on any device in the Keynote DeviceAnywhere Cloud. Featuring enterprise development and deployment capabilities, testing and a secure framework, the integration helps customers deliver high-quality and cutting-edge mobile applications for most target device types.
“The world is becoming more mobile-centric, and organizations are embracing the need to create scalable, seamless and high-performing applications to engage and empower customers,” said Howard Wilson, GM, Keynote. “Developers need reliable solutions to ensure that the innovative applications they create work in real-world situations. With a single poor experience greatly increasing the possibility of app abandonment, development teams can help ensure positive interactions and app success by leveraging the integration of Keynote Mobile Testing with SAP mobile solutions.”
Keynote’s cloud-based solution helps today’s agile enterprise to easily develop and test in the cloud with no additional installment or management necessary.
Trial and licensed SAP customers can now access five free hours of Keynote Mobile Testing over a 30-day free trial period directly within SAP Mobile Secure.
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