Why this free webinar?
It is almost impossible to imagine life without it: SaaS applications at organizations in the healthcare industry. Whether it's finance, HR, procurement or (healthcare) logistics, more and more healthcare organizations are using SaaS applications.
That SaaS applications bring many benefits is obvious. But that doesn't mean it's just a matter of buy and run. It is important to optimize and test your organization's processes. After all, as with on-premises applications, you have to deal with:
- Implementation
- Integrations
- Links
- Customising
- Documentation
- Security
- Recovery
- Etc...
In short, deploying a SaaS application is an extensive process that must be done carefully. To do this successfully, testing is the common thread within this process. And what about the management process after deployment is complete. How do you manage this and what role does testing play in it?
A webinar based on best practices
In the webinar, we will discuss what is involved in process optimization and what role testing plays within it.
The webinar is organized by NxtMed and Testersuite. Two organizations that have long and widely earned their spurs in the healthcare industry.
Based on best practices from both organizations, the webinar answers the question: Should healthcare organizations test their own SaaS applications?
Nxtmed:
NxtMed Support has extensive experience in reviewing hospital work processes. From this, NxtMed advises hospitals how people can best work with each other, with the available systems and with the software used. Here, everything is in the service of optimal patient care.
Testersuite:
Testersuite has been the No. 1 when it comes to acceptance testing (FAT, GAT), regression testing, release & change management and quality assurance for 13 years. From the testers-DNA, the Testersuite-team builds daily on the test tool of the same name Testersuite. From (academic) hospitals to VVT institutions, Testersuite is used by many healthcare institutions.
About the webinar
This free moderated webinar will take place live on Oct. 10 at 2 p.m. and last approximately 30 minutes. During the webinar, there will be an opportunity to ask questions of the presenters via chat.
