expecco in operation
Alcatel-Lucent 
Alcatel Lucent is one of the world’s biggest technology companies in the field of telecommunications, with more than 75,000 employees. One of the most successful products in its Optics division is the 1678 MCC cross-connect. These systems are a key element in the global data network and ensure smooth data transfer for telephony and the Internet, for example.1678 MCC places the highest demands on quality and failsafe operation. The test automation was a major challenge due to the large number of variants and the product’s complexity.
Prior
to customer delivery, the optical CrossConnect of the telecom
supplier is made subject to a strict quality control procedure.
First, the functionality of individual components (e.g. modules) is
tested in special testing stations. After that, the respective
individual components are assembled into the actual system that was
ordered by the customer, which is then tested in a defined procedure.
The system test is used as the final acceptance procedure prior to
delivery and it ensures the overall functionality requested by the
customer. The
objective was to automate the manual system test as much as possible.
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Automotive Component Tests 
This example showcases the
implementation of expecco in the automotive sector. The project
involved the realization of the plug-in for the interface to the
Optolyzer from eXept Software AG. All other connections to the DUT
(Device Under Test) were developed in-house by the customer with help
of the interface plug-ins that already exist in expecco.
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The Infoman GmbH was founded in 1998 as a spinoff of Fraunhofer-Institut IAO in Stuttgart.
Since 2007, Industrial Learning Solutions are implemented, most of them as web applications/portals. In the beginning, the attention level of the testing during the conception phase of the development was very low.
The specification effort for a possible standardized testing process was high. Tool support was only resorted selectively. The test scenarios were incomplete very often, which lead to ad hoc testing that was conducted with an insufficient documentation. Once a defect was detected, the test had to be repeated, which was very costly.
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Success Story Swisscom 
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Success Story EADS
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