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Online Webinar– Recorded August 10th, 2023
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU
Provider:  StickyMinds/Techwell

Elevating testing demands effective measurement to help quality teams understand progress, set goals, and communicate their impact.

But QA is virtually drowning in data; test results, sprint tracking, deferral rates, and bug density can all be gathered in a tester’s regular work. Quality teams need to decipher the right short and long-term signals to ensure their organization can deliver exceptional user experiences and see the maximum ROI from digital transformation.

In this 2 hour workshop, you’ll learn how to assess your current approach to QA key performance indicators (KPIs) and build a path to an effective measurement strategy.

You will understand your maturity compared to other organizations, find the right KPIs to communicate across your team, align those metrics to your organizational goals, and come away with a workbook to manage your measurement strategy moving forward.

Participants will:

  • Assess their current measurement maturity
  • Understand how to align QA strategy to organizational goals
  • Learn strategies to positively influence core QA KPIs
  • Takeaway a workbook to help them build on their measurement strategy

Presenter: Darrel Farris (LinkedIn profile) Solutions Architect at mabl, an intelligent test automation company. Prior to mabl, Darrel spent much of his career working in a variety of roles within product delivery,  focused on aspects of quality &  testing. His diverse technical experience and upbeat personality make him an engaging, compelling coach with a focus on nurturing good testing practices.

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Beyond KPIs: Measuring The Effectiveness Of Your Testing Strategy

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