Mobile applications are became business's vital necessity in the modern world. Now all most all enterprise are depended upon mobile application. To fulfill the industries requirement many large scale enterprise and SME's are investing huge capital to build very rich and up-to date mobile apps.
The volume of mobile apps development for different mobile platforms like ios, android, Ovi, meego etc are a very expensive and to confirm it is working fine in a particular mobile at end user part is not only a expensive task but also very time taking activity. On the top of that you need to sale your mobile apps to the highly volatile market before any other service provider release the similar feature apps in a very lesser price.
To test and confirm your mobile apps are working as per your desire in different mobile platform is bit expensive in manual precess. To make the process easy and automated DeviceAnywhere and Perfecto Mobile gives a mobile cloud based environment where your mobile apps can upload and integrate with many mobile platforms.
In the recent news, DeviceAnywhere, the industry leader in end-to-end mobile application testing platforms, announced expanded support for HP application testing environments with integrations to the latest versions of HP Quality Center (QC) and QuickTest Professional (QTP). Which make the people faster and dynamic to test the mobile application by sitting any where in the world.
In the same context, Eran Yaniv, CEO at Perfecto Mobile said "It is our mission to address these challenges with MobileCloud for QTP, the first mobile test automation solution fully integrated with HP QTP.” MobileCloud for QTP is a fully integrated mobile test automation add-in within HP QTP, combining native QTP scripting and flow control with Perfecto’s cloud-based automated mobile testing solution. The integration enables enterprises to easily extend their functional testing environment to cost-effectively support mobile applications".
With this drastic change in mobile apps testing in cloud with HP QTP and QC would definitely give us an erroneous free mobile apps.
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