Live Webinar May 27th, 2021, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU
Provider:  StickyMinds/Techwell

The demand for faster software releases has created new challenges for those that fail to test earlier and more frequently in the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Bugs found post release instead of in the early stages of the SDLC cost organizations significant sums of money and irreversible damage to their brand, customer retention, regulation compliance, and the overall bottom line.

By deploying AI analytics in conjunction with shift left, organizations can increase product release efficiency and minimize costs associated with reactive remediation.

Shift left allows organizations to remain proactive as it pertains to unit, functional, and non-functional testing (performance and security), in order to properly enable both business and technical users to execute tests early and often.

This ensures consistent quality, full visibility, security, and faster time to market. By also deploying AI capabilities, QA and dev teams can start testing even earlier, test smarter and streamline critical decision making in the testing cycle.

Join Guy Arieli (LinkedIn profile) CTO QA, Digital.ai & Juan Lugo (LinkedIn profile) Product Marketing Manager – Testing, Digital.ai; in this webinar for a closer look at how to align distributed teams with unified business metrics.

Guy & Juan will cover creating effective, testing strategies, as well as:

• The benefits of prioritizing testing earlier in the SDLC
• The necessary cultural shift and how to organize teams for success
• Creating synergies to increase productivity between teams
• Leveraging AI and ML to create efficiencies and optimize testing
• Automated test execution for non-technical users

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Leverage AI & Shift Left To Increase The
Effectiveness Of Your Enterprise Testing

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