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Free Report: SOA and Web Services Testing |
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We’ve always been passionate about the importance of SOA quality, governance and testing as a means to improve trust and reuse. So it made sense for Mindreef to help sponsor a new report by the Aberdeen Group titled, “SOA and Web Services Testing: How Different Can It Be?"
The findings show that companies that incorporate quality throughout the lifecycle and take a “horizontal, process-oriented view, not the vertical unit-test methods used in the past,” are realizing a number of benefits and efficiencies:
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94% reported an increase in the quality of deployed services
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61% experienced a reduction in the number of defects discovered in production
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57% noted a decrease in the time required to repair defects
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70% showed an improvement in maintainability of deployed services
What’s the key to their success? The best-in-class companies that were surveyed have changed their QA processes to encompass composite applications, and focus on the quality of end-to-end business transactions instead of just testing individual services. These companies also measure quality throughout the entire project lifecycle and use design-time governance to promote reuse.
To learn more, we invite you to download a free copy of the report: Click Here |
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SOAPscope: It's Tivo for Web Services! |
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Mindreef SOAPscope Makes Scott Hanselman's 2007 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for Windows....
The Angle Bracket Tax (XML/HTML Stuff)
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Mindreef SOAPscope - The original. The glory forever, this is more than an Add-In, it's a complete XML Web Services design studio. It's a bargain and works even better when setup in a workgroup. It keeps a database of all Web Services traffic, but it's more than a sniffer. It also analyzes data for WS-I compliance and allows for record and replay of messages. "It's Tivo for Web Services!" It'll cost you a bit, but if you do Web Services all day, it's worth the money.
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TMCnet: Mindreef Bolsters Executive Team |
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Mindreef has announced the appointment of Shari Zedeck as Vice President of Marketing and Dr. Myron Zimmerman as Vice President of Engineering.
Zedeck is responsible for driving the marketing strategy, tactics and programs to create interest, demand and recognition for the Mindreef SOAPscope product family. Zimmerman is responsible for overseeing R&D,product development, customer support and quality assurance. Both were
instrumental in leading the recent introduction of SOAPscope Server 6.0, SOAPscope Workstation 6.0, Mindreef Load Check and Mindreef Policy Rules Manager, and both report directly to Mindreef CEO, Lars Borgwing...
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Web Services Journal: Mindreef Expands Executive Team |
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Industry Veterans to Lead Engineering and Strategic Marketing Initiatives to Drive Continued Growth for Award-Winning SOAPscope Product Family of Web Services Testing and SOA Quality Products
HOLLIS, NH -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 08/22/07 -- Mindreef®, Inc., The SOA Quality Company(TM), today announced the appointment of Shari Zedeck as Vice President of Marketing and Dr. Myron Zimmerman as Vice President of Engineering. Shari is responsible for driving the marketing strategy, tactics and programs to create interest, demand and recognition for the award-winning Mindreef SOAPscope® product family. Myron is responsible for overseeing R&D, product development, customer support and quality assurance. Both were instrumental in leading the recent introduction of SOAPscope Server(TM) 6.0, SOAPscope Workstation(TM) 6.0, Mindreef Load Check(TM) and Mindreef Policy Rules Manager(TM), and both report directly to Mindreef CEO, Lars Borgwing.
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SearchWebServices: SOA Quality is Job One |
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By Rich Seeley, News Writer
August 20, 2007
You can build a complex house of cards, but when you're finished, it's still a house of cards. The same is true of service-oriented architecture (SOA) applications built without comprehensive quality assurance, says Jason Bloomberg, senior analyst, ZapThink LLC. If one of the primary goals of using the SOA approach is agility, it will fall apart if quality isn't built in to the entire application, he argues in a ZapThink white paper published this month titled, SOA Quality across the Service Lifecycle.
"This core agility benefit of SOA collapses like a house of cards," he writes, "if the services or the applications that consume and compose them are of poor quality or behave in an unpredictable manner." ... As is true of SOA itself, tools alone are not enough to assure quality, which requires following best practices as well as testing Web services and checking that service level agreements (SLAs) are being adhered to....
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