Live Webinar February 11th, 2020, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU
Provider:  StickyMinds/Techwell

QA plays a strategic role in building and asserting the quality of business-critical and customer-facing applications.

Measuring and tracking test results are keys to success, and although it’s sometimes more difficult to show the business impact of testing efforts, it’s a critical factor in driving a culture of quality.

In this session, Mary Kate Morrison will cover why it’s so important to track quality metrics and which of those metrics are the most useful.

You’ll also learn:

• Where to look for the right data
• Identifying the right KPIs for your team
• How to use data to boost collaboration
• Real-world examples of how to measure business impact

Whether you are just getting started on your test automation journey, or you are an automation veteran, everyone will take away impactful measurement strategies.

Presenters:

Mary Kate Morrison (LinkedIn profile) Customer Success Manager mabl,  works closely with customers to ensure they are successful. Mary Kate’s experience leading implementation, support, and customer success organizations at growth software companies makes her well-suited to understand customers’ needs and drive them to solutions. Mary Kate loves problem-solving, helping others, and giving customers ‘aha’ moments throughout the technology lifecycle.

Adeeb Valiulla (LinkedIn profile) Quality Assurance Manager Sensormatic Solutions, has 12+ years of experience in Software Quality Assurance, Business Intelligence, and Agile Methodologies. He manages a team of 20+ engineers across the globe across 10 products – implementing 100% test automation coverage, creating efficient and effective processes, applying best practices in creating robust automation, optimizing and reducing cloud cost, and building a data-driven team.

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Understanding The QA Automation Metrics That Matter

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