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When it comes to software services testing, there are typically two opposing camps: those who prefer testing in a closed lab environment to make it as close to production as possible, and those who prefer testing in production (TiP). Although this second approach may seem like a riskier process, it actually enables an organization to quickly detect and respond to problems before they impact users. This white paper explores various TiP methodologies and provides real-world examples of how leading software services companies are deploying them.
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