Scotland-headquartered ATM
software testing solution provider, Level Four,has teamed up
with self-service vendor Wincor Nixdorf to help existing and
potential mutual customers realise the benefits of automated
testing earlier in the development lifecycle.
According to the vendors, the Level
Four/Wincor Nixdorf partnership will enable customers to streamline
processes and reduce the cost and the time to market of introducing
new products and services through the ATM channel.
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The partnership will focus on mutual clients
who have deployed Wincor Nixdorf’s multi-vendor ATM application
software and who are existing or potential users of Level Four’s
ATM test automation solution, BRIDGE:test.
Ian Kerr, CEO of Level Four Software, said in
a statement:
“This is a great opportunity for us to work
with Wincor Nixdorf to jointly ensure the delivery of highly
functional solutions to mutual clients.
“The partnership shows the benefits of
increasing the level of cooperation between vendors of software
applications and testing solutions.
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By GlobalData“It will greatly support the success of our
mutual clients and those that we work with in the future.”
Level Four
announced an update of its automated ATM software testing solutions
in February, including changes to its hardware device
modelling layer, a refreshed user interface and significant changes
to its Regression Test Manager.
Notable Level Four contract wins include
Barclays’ deployment of an end-to-end automated testing solution to
support the biggest ATM refresh project by a UK bank in the past
decade.
Wincor Nixdorf ranked number 11 in the 2011
FinTech Top 100 vendors released by IDC Financial
Insights on 12 October.
For the first nine months of the current
fiscal year, Wincor Nixdorf’s net profit of €77.4m ($106.5m) was
down 2.9% year-on-year.
