Live Webinar February 21st, 2017, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU
Provider:  StickyMinds/Techwell

Applications have become the new competitive battleground, placing pressure on IT to deliver new features and releases to the business faster.

While firms attempt to transform themselves through cloud, mobile, and IoT, many have failed to address the largest constraint: test data.

Data mastery is the key to unlocking developer and tester productivity.

To improve business agility, companies must look for ways to efficiently secure and deliver test data to application teams faster so that they can release applications at a more competitive pace.

Join this web seminar to learn:

1. Why data represents the most significant bottleneck in the software development lifecycle
2. Proven practices for securing and delivering test data
3. Proven practices for securing and delivering test data
4. How solutions in the emerging category of data virtualization are transforming test data management
5. How to integrate cutting-edge test data management technologies into DevOps initiatives

Presenters:

Brett Stevens (LinkedIn profile) Product Marketing Delphix, is a member of the product marketing team, and focuses on educating clients on the benefit of leveraging data virtualization across the lifecycle of their application projects. In his previous role on the business technology consulting team, Stevens worked with clients to map their data management pain points to use cases for Delphix.

Matt Yeh (LinkedIn profile) helps craft Delphix’s go-to-market strategy, specializing in test data management and data security. Prior to joining Delphix, he was a solution manager at SAP Labs, where he shaped SAP’s GRC software portfolio for customers in regulated industries.

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Unlock Software Testing Productivity
By Mastering Test Data Management

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