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Keynote & Aricent Land UK Deal

February 28, 2013 |
SAN MATEO, Calif. -- Keynote (NASDAQ: KEYN), the global leader in Internet and mobile cloud testing and monitoring, has today announced its partnership with the Aricent Group – a global innovation and technology services company. Using Keynote’s DeviceAnywhere Test Center Enterprise (TCE) Automation product, the Aricent Group is now delivering round-the-clock, automated real mobile device testing to improve time-to-market for its customers launching new mobiles apps, websites, services and devices.

Aricent, working closely with Keynote, has developed a flexible, best-of-breed testing environment for a Tier 1 mobile network operator in the UK. This operator and other companies can now have complete visibility into how their applications and services run – in this case ten different real mobile devices running over 1,350 test cases, with growth expectations to top 3,200 test cases in the near future.

The Keynote-Aricent partnership has succeeded in removing the time-consuming process of manually testing each software update, or each new device, therefore reducing human error. By creating an automated testing environment tailored to the operator’s specifications, testing is done by simply pressing a button. Furthermore, the automation process clearly demonstrates the impact of different software upgrades and new features in order to create the highest level of service and quality.

Keynote Systems



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