Panaya’s solutions power the automotive industry
Whether you are a car manufacturer, a dealer, or a parts supplier, make sure to change and test with confidence. To accelerate without any business disruption, keep agile, make the right turns and identify potential risks.
In today’s dynamic landscape, customer demands have pushed automakers to reevaluate their approaches and embrace digital solutions to stay ahead. The integration of information and interactivity has become crucial, despite the rising costs and complexities involved. Automotive enterprises have long utilized information technology to enhance productivity, efficiency, and supply chain optimization. But what happens when customer expectations become more demanding? To thrive in this evolving landscape, automakers must respond proactively by innovating and growing in new directions.
Panaya’s innovative technology provides a comprehensive platform that enables automakers to streamline the change management process and ensure successful testing and implementation. By automating the analysis of system changes, Panaya helps identify potential risks, dependencies, and impacts on critical business processes. This allows automotive enterprises to proactively plan and mitigate any potential issues before deploying changes, saving valuable time and resources.
Cut project timelines and budget by 50%.
Reduce code remediation and testing scope based on priority and sage.
Eliminate idle time and relieve workload bottlenecks. Ensure optimal workflows with streamlined testing cycles, proactive notifications, and communication.
Preview how every potential change will play out across your entire ERP and CRM, ensuring one incorrectly formatted field won’t take down your global system.
“With Panaya I have dashboards and monitors. It’s already there and I get visibility into what [test] was run and the status. Thanks to Panaya, I had much better visibility and peace of mind.”
Martin Spiegler
Project Manager
“Use Panaya! It will tell you exactly where to invest testing efforts. When we got to unit testing, we had already addressed all high level issues.”
Sanjeev Sharma
Manager for SAP Regional Support
