Webinar: The future of Testing is in the Business!
Testing is a business imperative. Testing helps organizations to realize and maximize the value of the business benefits that accrue from business & IT change projects. So why is testing traditionally owned by IT and why is it perceived to be a second class citizen within the IT community, let alone within the business? This Webinar, which will take the form of a reasoned yet passionate argument, will lay bare these preconceptions & prejudices which are rife in the IT & business communities and demonstrate that testing has a pivotal position as mediator, translator, negotiator, critical friend and arbitrator between the business and IT.
Ian Londesbrough is a Principal Consultant at AppLabs. He is an inspirational thought leader and presenter who regularly speaks at conferences (e.g. ICSTest, National Outsourcing Association, EuroStar 2007, Butler Group, IEEE ICST 2008.), at Universities and to large multinational organizations on the “people and organizational” aspects of testing and the importance of testing as a quality governance and assurance imperative. Ian's insight into why the business should own testing will challenge the status quo and provide thought provoking ideas.
This Webinar is aimed at the following roles within enterprise organizations:
- CIO/COO/CMO
- Business Unit Heads and Operational Heads
- QA and Testing Heads
- Testing Professionals
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“We’ve looked at the alternatives and found AppLabs to be a solid partner with the competencies and the ability to complete this kind of a test with this level of volume. It is critical for us to test our network and application’s ability to withstand real world loads, where users are employing many different kinds of machines. And it was critical that we test our ability to handle the maximum level of web traffic we might unexpectedly have to sustain. These were the reasons we were pleased to work with AppLabs.”
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