Web Seminars

In reality, not everything can, or should, be automated. Leaders must make difficult, high-impact decisions on behalf of their teams by asking: What should be automated? When should investments in automation be made? Is automation the most cost-effective solution to delivering quality?

Attend this exclusive web seminar to get a first look at the survey results. Find out how far and how fast test automation implementation is progressing and how enterprise organizations are harnessing test automation to meet their specific needs.

Coveros CEO Jeffery Payne discusses lessons learned from many years of implementing mission-critical DevOps solutions in this web seminar highlighting best practices for properly designing, building, and testing DevOps pipelines.

Whether teams are developing a new QA strategy or optimizing an existing process, testing should be fast and reliable. But how do teams determine how to use test automation to the greatest impact, and when is human input critical to delivering exceptional customer experiences? 

Join this web seminar to learn how this scriptless test automation can help your team rapidly construct modular tests that require minimal maintenance, reuse core test components across different types of testing, painlessly update the test suite as application requirements evolve, and more.

To optimize your performance and take advantage of the cloud, you need a smart strategy for implementing continuous performance validation that aligns with your development cycles. Learn key considerations for organizations migrating apps to cloud-based services like AWS and Azure.

Join this web seminar to learn how your teams can optimize test coverage and address issues throughout your DevOps pipeline.

Join this web seminar to learn why the adoption of DevOps doesn’t mean the death of manual testing.

Join this web seminar to learn how to provide a single point of visibility and control across your end-to-end DevOps toolchain.

Learn how to fit performance testing into a tight work schedule and discover how to create a performance testing strategy that meets the agile cadence of small batch sizes and sprint deadlines.

Join us for this web seminar to explore why and how you can start performing browser-level user (BLU) load testing today.

Automation is a critical QA tool, but it's not a magic bullet. To get the most out of automated testing and drive high-quality releases, teams must devise a QA strategy that balances management costs and testing speed.

Join this web seminar to learn how careful organizational redesign can raise productivity and instill an owner mindset within your team—creating autonomy and meeting agility demands.

Join this web seminar to learn how to select the perfect test automation tool for your situation and leverage each framework with a mobile device cloud. 

Now that agile has permeated even large enterprise organizations, development teams across the industry share a common challenge: how to protect the user experience across frequent releases when the testing window has become virtually nonexistent.

Join this web seminar to learn how to employ model-based testing techniques in four key areas of testing: requirements engineering, test design automation, agile testing, and test case optimization. 

Join this web seminar to learn how to transform your continuous testing strategy with scriptless automation using the success of GE’s Testing Center of Excellence as an example.

Attend this web seminar to learn how to achieve both development speed and product quality. You’ll get a look at how Microsoft—particularly the Outlook Mobile team—delivers an outstanding customer experience to millions of users around the world. 

Join this web seminar to discover open source framework solutions that will improve both your Angular and non-Angular web app testing—with an emphasis on Protractor. 

The way testers perform software quality assurance has changed forever. Smart businesses are building a competitive advantage by embracing effective SQA processes as regulations, competition, and customer demands change.