OpenText Silk Test Previous Solutions

reviewer1339926

Director of Engineering at a energy/utilities company with 51-200 employees

I believe they used something called TestPartner.

Malli Bharathi M

IT Service Delivery Manager Testing and RPA at a transportation company with 1,001-5,000 employees

We had been using Panaya four to five years ago, and we want to bring that back since our business users are comfortable with it.

I have used SAP TAO previously but that was in another organization. We used it as a build automation tool for UFT. Silk Test is a simpler tool that I retrained myself to use.

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it_user294423

Mobile QA Developer at a tech vendor

Before SilkTest our company used WinRunner. Switch to SilkTest was justified by:

1) License cost

2) More up-to-date technology

3) Numerous technical advantages listed in the most valuable features section

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it_user739686

QA Engineer at a tech services company with 201-500 employees

Yes, we've used Maven / Gradle frameworks with Selenium + Java with TestNG/ReportNG, Cucumber, JBehave, Serenity BDD, and we've run these frameworks through Git/GitHub/BitBucket/Stash into Jenkins. We've used this for UI, SOAP API, REST API, and DB testing.

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it_user186282

Team Lead Automation with 51-200 employees

MI's Winrunner.

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it_user345987

QA Automation Lead at a tech vendor with 5,001-10,000 employees

We did have a solution previously.

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it_user369150

Technical Test Analyst at a government with 1,001-5,000 employees

We switched as not many tools allow browser based testing as Borland SilkTest does.