Web Seminars

This web seminar will focus on getting the most out of your UI test automation by leveraging continuous integration to save time and costs throughout the software development lifecycle.

Join this web seminar to learn from Angie Jones’s extensive research on how these top companies are successfully approaching test automation. 

Learn the shift-left approach Calendly implemented to significantly reduce last-minute testing efforts for their multiple daily releases, to encourage collaboration and accountability, and to reduce test build times by more than half. 

Join this web seminar to learn how to avoid these common automation pitfalls and see what the current state of test automation looks like for teams like yours.

Learn ways to modernize your ITSM so you can become flexible enough to ensure your service and support practices and processes continually align with transforming business needs.

Together Alan Richardson and Joe Colantonio have a breadth of experience working with test engineers and developers, and they will be able to shine a light into what we should expect to unfold for testers in the future.

This talk sets out to clarify what it means to do exploratory testing.

Learn what works and what doesn’t from DevOps experts with hands-on, practical experience leading Agile and DevOps initiatives and teams.

Join this web seminar to learn the fundamentals of scaling DevOps from a testing perspective.

Walk away with a practical checklist of actionable steps for overcoming common pitfalls in continuous mobile testing.

This web seminar analyzes how one company went from mostly manual testing to drastically improving their quality process and advanced test automation strategies in less than a year.

Join Jeffery Payne as he discusses what continuous testing is all about and how today's organizations are leveraging it to improve their quality.

Learn how to avoid these anti-patterns altogether or, if you are already down the road toward one of them, how to remediate the situation as quickly as possible. Take home practical advice on how to get your DevOps initiative back on track.

Explore current trends in testing and software quality, as well as the larger impacts that agile and DevOps practices, cloud and connected technologies, and customer-facing products and services are having on how organizations think about their testing practices and tools.

As testers and quality leaders, many of us have a vision of how our testing processes and practices could be improved. But no matter how compelling your vision, success often depends more on execution than intention. So how do you make it a reality?

It’s undeniable that artificial intelligence will soon become part of our day-to-day quality engineering process. Before we get caught up in the excitement of the technology, let’s take a step back and assess how AI can help us achieve our quality objectives.

Whether it's agile, DevOps, or digital, the best practices of a successful transformation are often the same. Learn how culture, structure, tooling, and more must change in this web seminar.

In this web seminar we will re-examine the role of test automation in the QA process. We'll discuss common misconceptions about test automation and how you can address them. Along the way we will share proven tactics that you can use to make immediate improvements to your QA process.

An engaging discussion on how open source security tools can be used effectively in a DevOps pipeline. Best practices around where, when, and how to leverage open source security tools and how to shift security left in your delivery process will be discussed.

DevOps has made great strides in reducing bottlenecks in the software delivery process. Yet, it is surprising how many organizations keep DevOps on a separate track from long-established IT service management (ITSM) implementations and systems such as ServiceNow.

Learn different approaches and recommendations to help you either remove these harmful strategies and replace them with more meaningful ones, or modernize them to ensure innovation is a driving force within your testing team.

During this web seminar, Max and Coveros CEO, Jeffery Payne, discuss the key takeaways of this address, including how to structure more maintainable automated tests and developer testing and deployment techniques that can be used to programmatically verify test correctness. 

Discover how to supercharge your mobile app testing for higher quality and better mobile experiences. Save the day by implementing a super-powerful, super-fast, and completely reimagined mobile device cloud into your testing lab.

Join this web seminar to delve into a detailed analysis of the research findings, including the twenty most important quality metrics that separate DevOps and agile experts from their less advanced peers. All attendees will gain complimentary access to the complete report.

Attend this web seminar to learn how BDD reduces ambiguity and helps ensure that a product will satisfy the customer’s business requirements upon release.

 Join this web seminar to discover how organizations keep their QA teams and processes lean while gaining the insights they need to ship high-quality software.

Join agile expert Jeffery Payne as he discusses the five most common reasons why organizations struggle with agile. Hear examples of how other organizations overcame their struggles and successfully adopted agile.

Join this web seminar to explore what we can learn from performance testers’ interactive “tuning” approach.

Join this web seminar to get an overview of the performance testing landscape as well as a simplified blueprint of where to focus your initial performance testing efforts in order to maximize your investment.

Join this web seminar to discover how successful DevOps implementation and execution have driven positive business results for companies and organizations of various sizes.

Microservices break up applications into many small pieces. Teaming microservices with DevOps is considered the new path to rapidly bring business value to software applications, and Docker is the primary containerization technology that can make microservices a reality.