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July 21, 2002
Lexcel® Completes
Landmark Test System Installation at CIBC
Lexcel Solutions, Inc., the preeminent testing solution
provider, has completed installation of a comprehensive
end-to-end transaction testing system at CIBC. CIBC
is a leading North American financial institution with
more than eight million retail banking customers, 460,000
small business customers and approximately 8,000 corporate
and investment banking customers. CIBC offers a full
range of products and services through its comprehensive
electronic banking network, branches and offices around
the world.
Lexcel was given the task to successfully install all
Test Systems and a proprietary TCP/IP communications
server at CIBC and provide training for CIBC employees
on testing software. The successful installation, which
followed an extensive month long trial, includes the
following testing methodologies:
- Transaction Origination (NCR ATM)
- Payment Network Processing (Visa ISO Debit, Visa
SMS, Interac ISO)
- Host Simulation (IBM and AS400 HISO)
All applications are connected through a communications
server that enables full transaction testing in legacy
protocol via an interface distributed to remote desktops
across CIBCs corporate WAN. 30 client endpoints
representing development and UAT (User Acceptance Testing)
have been installed and will routinely access the suite
of testing applications.
Pete Goebel, Lexcel Client Service Manager, who orchestrated
on-site installation and training, noted that CIBC
users were most positive with Lexcels ease of
use, flexibility, and remote access. Essentially,
the Lexcel system enables users to perform full transaction
testing from their desks with automated functionality
and without having to commute back and forth to a test
lab and perform manual card swipes to initiate transaction
testing. An additional benefit cited by Goebel
was the improved regression analysis inherent
with Lexcels ability to pre-create script scenarios,
run them over and over and automate the comparison
process.
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