In the first part of this two-part blog post, we discussed the steps to plan an effective User Acceptance Testing (UAT) process. In this installment, we will review how to effectively execute the testing process according to that plan.
The goal of UAT is to try and break your system and test your processes. However, you do not want to experience a breakdown of the testing process itself. This blog post is designed to give you some critical points to consider as you develop the user acceptance testing strategy for your newly acquired Human Capital Management (HCM) system. This is the first part of a two-part series about how to plan and execute your user acceptance testing process successfully.
Managing and maintaining your workforce in the 21st century may present challenges for some managers. However, there's been significant innovation in the world of Time and Attendance and Workforce Management (WFM), resulting in a wide range of system options and high-value features within those systems that can help tremendously with those challenges.