EPAM is a Leader in AI-based analytics & automation, UX testing, application security testing and cloud migration testing, according to NelsonHall’s 2023 NEAT Vendor Analysis.
EPAM Systems, Inc, a leading digital transformation services and product engineering company, today announced that it has been recognized as a leader in the NelsonHall 2023 NEAT Report on Quality Engineering in multiple categories — overall, user experience (UX) testing, AI-based analytics and automation, application security testing and cloud migration testing — reinforcing the Company’s commitment to excellence in quality engineering. In addition, EPAM was named a major player in Enterprise Resources planning (ERP) and Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) testing.
The NEAT report is a key annual industry benchmark for global technology service providers. It is a trusted source for enterprise users worldwide looking to understand the vendor and service provider ecosystem better. The report analyzed 24 different vendors across 40 criteria and placed them into one of four categories Leaders, High Achievers, Innovators and Major Players — with Leaders (relative to their peers) demonstrating a high ability to deliver immediate benefit and a high capability to meet future client requirements.
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“We’re pleased to be recognized for the second time as a leader in the 2023 NelsonHall NEAT Report on Quality Engineering,” said Adam Auerbach, VP, DevTestSecOps, EPAM. “Maintaining a leader position in multiple categories demonstrates our continued commitment to quality engineering and our customers as we continue to push the bar in providing next-gen software testing services.”
EPAM acquired Test IO in 2019. Together, there are more than 400,000 freelance crowd testers (in 187+ countries) and 9,000 dedicated EPAM testing experts (in 40+ locations worldwide) that provide continuous quality to customers and empower them to innovate and drive business results constantly.
“NelsonHall has identified EPAM as a QE Leader based on its investment in automation, creating IPs and often releasing them as open-source software. An example is Healenium, which is widely used for automated test script maintenance,” said Dominique Raviart, IT Services Practice Manager at NelsonHall. “NelsonHall believes that automated test script maintenance and creation will fundamentally change functional test automation.”
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