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Elevaite365 has introduced the WaveReady Partner Network, a testing-as-a-service model designed to help Microsoft Dynamics 365 partners automate business process testing. The platform utilizes AI-driven tools to ensure system stability as Microsoft transitions toward a continuous update release cycle.

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As Microsoft shifts to continuous updates, automated testing is critical for enterprises to prevent operational disruptions in their business-critical software environments.

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iStock The testing as a service model enables Microsoft partners to offer automated testing services to Dynamics 365 customers

Elevaite365 has launched the WaveReady Partner Network, a testing as a service licensing model that enables Microsoft partners to offer automated testing services to Dynamics 365 customers, allowing them to test business-critical processes before updates are deployed into production environments.

Microsoft plans to move away from its scheduled Wave release model towards continuous updates in 2027, making new features available to customers more frequently.

"Microsoft customers want the benefits of continuous innovation without the risk of disruption to critical business processes," said Dominique Perri, vice-president of sales and marketing at Elevaite365. "The WaveReady Partner Network gives Microsoft partners an efficient and scalable way to help customers stay ahead of change and maintain the security of their Dynamics 365 environments."

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