TD/OMS is a scalable, cost-effective and easy to use Application Life Cycle Management solution.
TD/OMS supports IBM i (Power) Windows and Unix/Linux. It incorporates fundamental IT business process support to manage software changes, software development, deployment and modernization projects. TD/OMS enables development teams to work in a collaborative way and to share any information at various development stages in any environment (Development, Test, Acceptance, and Deployment). TD/OMS is a powerful software solution that incorporates all the functionalities to support modern software development requirements.
Increase Productivity
Don’t miss another dependency with our graphical impact analysis and Xref.
Found an error in the code? No problem. Easily roll back the changes.
Want to find all changes to a program? You can quickly compare and merge sources. All versions are archived.
Deploying changes on IBM i and across platforms has never been easier with TD/OMS’ reliable deployment, automated or manual.
Increase Collaboration
- Peer review, user approval or management approval – we have you covered with our Ratification option.
- Do you have several sources to manage from third parties and across teams? Easily synchronize third-party sources with Fusion.
- Want to know the history of an object, including transfers? All the information is at your fingertips. All component changes are registered to our database, resulting in SOX-compliant audit reports and inquiries.
Extensive Support
- Integration with such 4GL solutions as:
Lansa.
CA 2E and CA Plex.
Genexux, WebFocus
- Integration with the most popular third-party solutions, including:
Jenkins, Git, GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket.
JIRA, ServiceNow, OTRS.
WebSmart, X-Analysis, RPG Toolbox.
- Universal language support (including DBCS).
TD/OMS CUSTOMER BENEFITS
- Total control over software changes
- Fast, flexible implementation and training
- Integrated Project Management Workflow
- Easy to adapt and quick learning curve
- Employee involvement and transparency
- Third party solution integration
- Complete control of software distribution to multi-platform environments
- Scalable for any customer needs (SMB to large Enterprises)
- Fewer bugs, higher quality software and fast go-to-market
- Audit and regulation compliance
- Minimum administration effort
- Cross-industry solution
- Modernization support
- Cost effective and Fast ROI
- Perpetual/ Subscription
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FAQ
What is regression testing?
Regression testing (rarely, non-regression testing) is re-running functional and non-functional tests to ensure that previously developed and tested software still performs as expected after a change. If not, that would be called a regression.
What is end-to-end testing?
End-to-end testing is a software testing methodology that verifies the behavior and functionality of an entire application or system from start to finish. It focuses on testing the flow of data and processes across various components, subsystems, and interfaces, ensuring that the system works as intended and meets the desired requirements. In end-to-end testing, the system is tested as a whole, simulating real-world scenarios and user interactions to validate its functionality, performance, and reliability. It involves testing multiple interconnected modules or components to ensure seamless integration and proper functioning of the complete system.
Why is it often difficult to test an IBM i interactive application with 5250 screens?
Traditional 5250 screens are text-based and lack well-defined user interface elements. This can make it challenging to automate the testing process using conventional UI automation tools. Interacting with 5250 screens often requires emulating terminal input and capturing text-based output, which is automatically provided with our tool.
What is the ROI of testing in a digital transformation project?
The return on investment (ROI) of testing in a digital transformation project can be substantial. While the exact ROI will vary depending on the project and organization, here are several ways testing can contribute to ROI: Early Issue Identification and Cost Reduction: Testing helps identify defects, bugs, or functional gaps early in the development process. By catching and addressing issues early, organizations can avoid costly rework, minimize the impact on downstream processes, and reduce the overall project costs. Improved Customer Experience: Digital transformation projects often aim to enhance the customer experience. Through thorough testing, organizations can ensure that the transformed systems, applications, or interfaces provide a seamless, user-friendly experience. This can result in increased customer satisfaction, loyalty, and potentially higher revenue generation. Reduced Downtime and Business Disruptions: Effective testing minimizes the risk of system failures, downtime, or disruptions during the transformation or after the go-live. By identifying and addressing potential issues in advance, organizations can avoid business interruptions, maintain operational continuity, and prevent revenue loss. Enhanced System Performance and Scalability: Performance testing and load testing activities help identify and address performance bottlenecks, scalability issues, or potential limitations of the transformed system. Ensuring that the system can handle increased workloads or user demands improves overall system performance, user satisfaction, and the organization’s ability to handle growth. Compliance and Risk Mitigation: Digital transformation projects often involve compliance with industry regulations, security standards, and data privacy requirements. Effective testing ensures that the transformed system meets these compliance needs, minimizing the risk of regulatory penalties, reputational damage, or legal issues. Increased Efficiency and Productivity: Thorough testing helps identify areas for process improvement, automation opportunities, or usability enhancements. By streamlining workflows, eliminating manual tasks, and improving system efficiency, organizations can realize productivity gains, cost savings, and improved employee satisfaction. Reduced Maintenance and Support Costs: Proper testing helps identify and rectify issues before the system goes into production. This can lead to a decrease in post-production support and maintenance costs as fewer defects or issues arise, resulting in improved system stability and reduced ongoing support efforts. It’s important to note that the ROI of testing in a digital transformation project is influenced by various factors, such as the project’s scale, complexity, industry, and the effectiveness of the testing processes implemented. Organizations should consider these factors when planning and allocating resources for testing, aiming to maximize the ROI and ensure the successful outcome of the transformation project.