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7-8 May 2008: STAREAST 2008 - Orlando, Florida
STAREAST 2008 promises to be an excellent conference this year. Come see us at booth #21 and hear how Redstone Software allows some of the biggest companies in the world to be successful by leveraging Redstone's Eggplant technology. See Eggplant in action and learn how it can improve your overall automation practice.
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15-17 April 2008: Software Test & Performance Conference 2008
ST&P 2008 in San Mateo is an exciting opportunity to learn about what is happening in the testing industry. Come and speak with Redstone Software to learn about how Redstone's Eggplant Functional Tester and Eggplant Load Tester are enabling leading companies like Cisco, Google, Ericsson and APS to drive the success of their business through comprehensive quality assurance testing practices.
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10-14 September 2007: Practical Software Quality Testing (PSQT) Conference - Minneapolis
Come and see first hand how Eggplant is "Driving Success Through Automation", and take advantage of our IIST event specials.
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24-25 October 2007: STARWEST 2007 - Los Angeles
Come and speak with Redstone Software at booth #49A to learn about how industry leading companies Cisco, Westinghouse Electric Company, Ericsson and Miner & Miner are all using Eggplant to improve their quality assurance testing practices.
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14-18 May 2007: STAREast 2007
Come see us in booth number 29. Hear how Redstone Software allows some of the biggest companies in the world to be successful by leveraging Redstone's Eggplant technology. See Eggplant in action and learn how it can improve your overall automation practice.
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7-11 May 2007: Practical Software Quality Testing (PSQT) Conference - Las Vegas
Come and hear about how Redstone Software is "Driving Success Through Automation". See Eggplant in action and take advantage of special show discounts.
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Press Releases |
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13 Febrary 2008: Redstone Software puts Eggplant on the menu for Windows®
Redstone Software Inc today announced it would offer its Eggplant software available as part of a self-administering appliance. Designed for Windows® users, Redstone’s integrated Test Appliance (RiTA) enables testers to run Eggplant from their Windows PC. It provides a central facility for Windows® users to build, store, manage and execute Eggplant automated test cases from their Windows® desktop irrespective of the platform to be tested (Windows, Linux, Unix, Symbian S60, Mac, etc). Read more....
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18 December 2007: Redstone Software announces Vine 3.0
Redstone Software today released Vine Viewer and Vine Server, version 3.0 “a feature-rich and well-supported Virtual Networking Computing (VNC) solution for the Apple Mac OS X operating system“ touting the addition of international keyboard support as a significant advancement of the technology. Read more....
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5 December 2007: Redstone Software announces the growing use of Eggplant to test Flash applications
Redstone Software announced today the rapid growth in the testing of Flash applications by its customers. Redstone identifies that while Adobe Flash applications are easy to use they are hard to test because there is no system level or programmatic access to applications written in Flash. Eggplant's user-oriented approach makes testing Flash applications easy. Read more....
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27 September 2007: Redstone Software announces widespread distribution of Eggplant 4.01
Redstone Software announced today that it was engaged in widespread distribution of its version 4.01 software. Having resolved minor problems identified in version 4.0, Redstone has now commenced widespread distribution of Eggplant 4.01 through its direct sales team, partners and online store. Customers cite built-in autonomic self-healing image-based testing tools found in Eggplant 4.0 as critical to transform the automation of script maintenance and development time. Read more....
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8 May 2007: Redstone Software to launch new autonomic self-healing tools with Eggplant 4.0
Redstone Software, makers of Eggplant, the industry leading automation and testing tool for replicating the end-user experience, today confirmed it will launch version 4.0 of the software on June 19th 2007. With built-in autonomic self-healing image-based testing tools, Eggplant 4.0 is poised to transform the automation of script maintenance and development time. Read more....
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News |
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13 October 2008: New Office in London
TestPlant has opened a new office in London. The company which acquired Redstone software in September 2008 has created a new head office and is building a sales and support team to assist new and existing customers around Europe. The office in The City of London, one of the world’s busiest business hubs, is located within walking distance of St Paul’s Cathedral and the famous court house, the Old Bailey.
George Mackintosh, the Chief Executive said: “We have been funded by a group with UK and US partners and it’s entirely appropriate we have a physical presence in both these great continents. With a multi linguistic team already in this new office, we’re ready to offer exactly the sort of immediate support our European customers – new and existing – will expect. London is an extraordinary mix of people and businesses and with easy train and air links to continental Europe we can be, for example, in the heart of Paris or Brussels within a three hour commute from our desks. The City of London offers remarkable gateways to North American and Asian economies and we have already availed ourselves of the goodwill our location affords.”
CONTACT:
George Mackintosh
TestPlant
6 Snow hill
London EC1A 2AY
UK
+44 20 7006 7888
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12 September 2008: Immediate Vacancies
Testplant, Redstone's parent, is recruiting a sales and technical support team to be based in the UK. The team will operate from our new HQ and European sales office in The City Of London. If you have the necessary IT and software experience in this market place and want to be involved at the start of this exciting expansion, please contact us with your CV. Thank you.
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8 September 2008: Testplant Ltd attracts $1.8 million investment from Seraphim Capital and makes first acquisition
Breaking News! Testplant Ltd (Testplant), a recently established vehicle to make acquisitions in the software testing market, today announced that Seraphim Capital, a consortium of Business Angel networks and corporate venturers across the UK and US has invested $1.8 million through its fund. In addition, Testplant has made its first acquisition acquiring Redstone Software Inc. from Gresham Computing plc. Read more....
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30 June 2008: Redstone Releases Online Eggplant Training Modules
Redstone Software today announced the release of its much anticipated online Eggplant Training modules. Each module is designed to provide you with insight into how to use Eggplant and the SenseTalk scripting language to best effect. A training account can be purchased from Redstone's online store.
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21 March 2008: Redstone Software publishes its new website
Redstone Software published a new website today designed to increase ease of use, clarify product offerings and provide new facilities for customers to more readily learn about Redstone's Eggplant software. Read more....
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27 February 2008: Redstone Software releases its integrated Test Appliance (RiTA)
Redstone Software today made its integrated Test Appliance available to select customers. In what has been touted as a significant step forward in making Eggplant more readily accessible to the Windows® community, Redstone's integrated Test Appliance (RiTA) seems poised to take the testing market by storm. Click "Read more..." to read the original press release. Read more....
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25 February 2008: Eggplant 4.1 Released
Redstone Software today released Eggplant 4.1. XML file parsing, advanced Text Image Generation, a new development environment and Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard compatibility are amongst the improvements introduced in this release.
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19 June 2007: Eggplant 4.0 is Released
Redstone Software, makers of Eggplant, the industry leading automation and testing tool for replicating the end-user experience, today announced the general availability release of Eggplant version 4.0. With built-in autonomic self-healing image-based testing tools, Eggplant 4.0 is poised to transform the automation of script maintenance and development time. Read more....
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18 January 2007: Eggplant 3.3 is Released
Redstone Software is pleased to announce the release of our latest version of Eggplant, version 3.3. Now with multiple simultaneous connections, you can write multi-platform and performance testing scripts more easily than ever. This makes Eggplant ideal for testing Peer-to-Peer (P2P) and conferencing applications.
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Eggplant on the Web |
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Google mentions Eggplant at GTAC event...
During the 2nd Annual Google Test Automation Conference (GTAC) in Google's New York office on August 23 and 24, 2007, Patrick Copeland spoke about Google's approach to automation showing the use of Eggplant as part of their strategy. See it here: http://youtube.com/watch?v=pDtfMYyaTQY
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APS speaks about Eggplant at ESRI event...
At the 2007 EGUG Presentations - a compilation of professional papers delivered October 8-11, 2007, in Nashville, Tennessee - James Popp spoke of "a simple regression test to verify the health and functionality of our GIS applications, databases, and hardware." During the presentation he talks about the role that Eggplant plays in test automation at APS. Download or listen to the presentation here: http://gis.esri.com/library/userconf/egug2007/papers/tuesday/am
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http://gis.esri.com/library/userconf/egug2007/papers/tuesday/am/james-pop.wmv
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Eggplant and the Cocoa Frameworks: Combining for a Rewarding Experience
When the team at Redstone Software set out to create a new software testing tool, they started with little more than an idea, limited resources, and a mandate to ship a finished product in just five months.
The idea was to deliver a tool that could automate and test any software running on any operating system. This would be accomplished by driving the user interface remotely from another computer. In essence, the software would act like a “virtual user” sitting at the keyboard of the system to be tested, watching its screen and responding with appropriate actions through the keyboard and mouse. Read more....
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