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SAP testingSAP regression testing: upgrades, releases and scope
SAP regression testing proves that a change, an upgrade or a new release has not broken processes that already worked. How to scope it with impact analysis, keep up with cloud releases and stop project and support changes tripping over each other.
· 9 min read
SAP testingSAP test automation: where to start and when it pays
When SAP test automation earns back its cost, where to start, how the frameworks differ, and what SAP Cloud ALM, Solution Manager and SAP Test Automation by Tricentis already give you.
· 10 min read
SAP testingSAP testing explained: types, phases and owners
What SAP testing is, the six types every S/4HANA programme needs, where each sits in SAP Activate, who should own it and how much of the programme it takes.
· 10 min read
TechnicalSAP testing tools compared: what each one is for
A plain comparison of the SAP testing tools my teams have used: Tricentis, Worksoft, Panaya, SAP Cloud ALM, SAP Solution Manager, UiPath and OpenText LoadRunner. What each one is for, what your SAP support contract already includes, and how to choose.
· 10 min read
StrategySAP implementation templates: the SAP Activate set by phase
The SAP Activate templates that matter in each phase, who owns them and when they are signed off, from scoping and fit-gap to the cutover plan and go-live readiness checklist.
· 14 min read
TechnicalSAP change tools: Cloud ALM, ChaRM, Rev-Trac, ActiveControl
Which SAP transport and change management tool fits your landscape: SAP Cloud ALM, Solution Manager ChaRM, Rev-Trac or ActiveControl, the tool once sold as Transport Express.
· 9 min read
StrategySAP project tracking tools in 2026: four that actually work
A tracking tool that cannot see inside the SAP system is a spreadsheet with a better interface. This guide compares the four tools that work on SAP programmes in 2026, with licensing facts and a selection checklist.
· 9 min read
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