Virgin Media’s journey to intelligent and cognitive test automation
Returning for the third year with an exceptional line-up of speakers including heads of testing directors of QA and industry specialists The National Software Testing Conference will take place on the 17-18 May 2016.
As a speaker at this years National Software Testing Conference, Peter Francome, Head of Test, Quality and Delivery Innovation at Virgin Media will be discussing Virgin Media’s journey to intelligent & cognitive test automation.
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UK games developers have a taste for adventure
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And from our sister site DevOps Online: Digital transformation: more than just an evolution
Chris Boorman, CMO at Automic Software discusses the revolution that is digital transformation.
I attended a dinner recently, where the topic of discussion turned to digital transformation. Very convivial it was too. However, something gave me indigestion. In fact, it was a conversation I had with one of my fellow guests about how organisations are adapting to the digital transformation.
Test is like the Rodney Dangerfield of DevOps – it gets no respect says Joan Wrabets, CEO of Quali. But that is all about to change. In a recent Gartner survey, over 50% of respondents listed test automation as a top enabler of DevOps success. This is really illustrative of the recognition that DevOps cannot succeed if only one part of the DevOps continuum is automated.
