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Case Study ePOS Automation for H&M H&M ePOS test automation using KVM over IP in two days H&M is a global fashion retailer with more than 4,200 stores across 75+ markets. As part of a major ePOS upgrade, the team needed to validate tills and supporting systems quickly and at scale under strict KVM over

Case Study Streamlining Software Testing at Virgin Mobile Virgin Mobile, one of the UK’s leading mobile network brands, faced growing challenges in managing their test programmes for new business applications. Their processes were largely manual, relying on spreadsheets and ad-hoc methods, which made projects time-consuming, inconsistent, and difficult to track. In this case study, we’ll explore

Case Study Financial QA in the ‘Square Mile’ The Bank of England is the UK’s central bank and a key pillar of the nation’s financial system. It oversees financial stability, manages large-value transactions, and ensures the safe operation of the country’s monetary infrastructure. At the time, T-Plan was recognised as the leading software quality management

Case Study Defence Test Automation for Covid At T-Plan, we work with organisations that require precision, security, and efficiency in their software testing. One of our recent clients—a leading defence sector organisation—needed a robust automation solution to support the development of a critical COVID-19 application. This application was designed to manage and distribute public health

Case Study Automating Nurse Rostering in the NHS The NHS faced significant challenges in automating their nurse rostering process due to the diverse range of legacy and new systems used across both front and back office operations.  It’s common in large organisations that systems differ in versions of Windows or browsers, making successful automation at

Case Study Account Automation for the Telco Industry In the highly competitive telecommunications sector, call-centre efficiency is critical to delivering great customer service. For a leading European telco, onboarding temporary call-centre staff meant creating, updating, and deactivating large volumes of user accounts across multiple systems, a manual process that was slow, repetitive, and prone to