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Addressing the e-commerce environment, this study is designed to validate the feasibility of an enterprise information management platform based on cloud storage technology and system testing. Experimental results show that the platform designed in this article has approximately 195 fluctuating processes per second in the average number of transactions per second, which has a better test effect in terms of business efficiency. In addition, other performance index tests have reached the standard. These include a user authentication time of just 0.96 seconds, a material information input time of 2.54 seconds, a material information query response time of only 0.97 seconds, and a relatively fast response time. The research is limited to Turkey. This research is expected to provide an efficient information management platform for the entire production process for the sales of the enterprise and encourage the development of business management informatics in Turkey. The study is limited to the topic of cloud storage technology and is based on system testing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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