When people talk about CRM, they are usually referring to a Customer Relationship Management system, a tool that is used for contact management, sales management, productivity, and more. The goal of a CRM system is simple: Improve business relationships.

In today’s digital world, performance has a huge impact on businesses, and a poorly functioning core banking system slows down user experiences, leading to lost customers and revenue. By incorporating Continuous Performance Testing into your Continuous Delivery pipeline, you get a stable centralized environment that allows fast feedback between teams. That means you are able to identify and fix any issues at early stages, where defects are less expensive to fix, and you deliver ultimate digital experiences to your customers. Keeping applications fast and competitive is essential for any company and it requires substantial investments to be done in the identification and prevention of performance issues.

Performance testing is an extremely important element before any software product is launched in the market. A well-tested software product ensures customers satisfaction and eventually helps create strong brand equity.

The traditional approach to performance and stress testing is: Define objective >Create test>Run test> Analyse results>Go back to #2 and repeat until clear conclusion

Testing the performance of web-based applications can easily miss the mark. It’s easy to design unrealistic scenarios. Easy to collect and measure irrelevant performance data. And, even if you manage to design sound scenarios and collect the right data, it’s easy to use the wrong statistical methods to summarize and present the results.