Computerized method and end-to-end “Pilot as a service” system for controlling start-up/enterprise interactions
AssigneeProov Systems Ltd.
InventorsAlexey Sapozhnikov, Toby Olshanetsky
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AssigneeProov Systems Ltd.
InventorsAlexey Sapozhnikov, Toby Olshanetsky
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An end-to-end “pilot as service” system for software pilot testing, comprising a server including at least one processor and operative for generating a set of software testing environment/s simultaneously serving plural clients from among a first plurality of enterprise clients, the environment being operative for concurrently running plural proof-of-concept tests for respective plural software products each being tested (“pilots”), on behalf of an individual start-up client from among a second plurality of start-up clients, by an individual one of the population of enterprise clients; a registration functionality, on the processor, operative for pre-registering at least one of: enterprise clients from among the first plurality of enterprise clients, and start-up clients from among the second plurality of start-up clients; and a dashboard functionality, on the processor, operative for presenting at least one result of at least one proof-of-concept test to each client which has pre-registered using said registration functionality.
An end-to-end “pilot as service” system for software pilot testing, serving a plurality of clients from among a first plurality of enterprise clients and individual independent software vendor clients from among a second plurality of independent software vendor clients, the system including a server comprising at least one processor, wherein the server comprises:
An end-to-end “pilot as service” method for software pilot testing, serving a plurality of clients from among a first plurality of enterprise clients and individual independent software vendor clients from among a second plurality of independent software vendor clients, the method including:
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