Podcasts about qualitest

In this episode, Matthew Heusser and Michael Larsen welcome Pat Rinaldo and Naresh Kumar Nunna to discuss the importance of synthetic test data for organizations that handle large amounts of customer data and cannot use real data due to privacy concerns. Ally Bank, working with Qualitest, has successfully leveraged synthetic data to enable faster innovation and testing for its automotive and insurance applications.  Pat and Naresh discuss ways that they have been able to generate diverse and representative test data to cover a wide range of scenarios, provide significant improvements in test coverage, regression testing speed, and reduction in defects escaping to production, to allow teams to focus on innovation rather than data management and compliance.

Qualitest recently participated in the SAP for Utilities conference in Florida and we have several key players who part of the proceedings. Matt Heusser and Michael Larsen welcome Qualitest and Tricentis regulars Rick Lesley, Ryan Williams, Kevin Flynn, and Jeff Fillegar to talk about utilities moving their SAP systems to the cloud, major digital transformation efforts with aggressive deadlines, and the need to ensure quality and minimize disruption to users and providers alike.

CrowdStrike showed the world that problems can be found in unexpected places and can manifest in ways never intended with devastating results. While there is much pontificating about the root cause and how it happened, the point is "it happened". The popular joke of "Maybe they should have tested more" will invariably be said but what specifically does that mean?  Testing Show hosts Matthew Heusser and Michael Larsen welcome 1-800-CONTACTS Software Test Engineer Rachel Kibler and Qualitest CTO Vikul Gupta to discuss the various findings and speculations related to the Crowdstrike issue. We then delve into ways that testers can learn from and be better prepared for situations like this going forward, as well as leveraging next-generation technology like Generative AI to assist in the process.

In this episode of The Testing Show, Matthew Heusser and Michael Larsen welcome Dmitriy Melnik from BCU, Sri Aravamudan from Qualitest, and Mike Mokrzycki to talk about the importance of automation and cloud technology in reducing costs and improving scalability. They also highlight the differences between commercial banks and credit unions in terms of resources and investment in technology and the importance of staying relevant and providing a high-quality member experience.

In celebration of June being Pride month, The Testing Show is doing a special program focusing on “Qualipride”, which is the Employee Resource Group (ERG) for LGBTQ+ identifying employees and their allies.   To discuss this, our guest host Fiona Dawson joins Bleighton Eppard, Jessica Hose, Miguel Urdinola, Mafalda Chambel, and Elizabeth Argall to discuss how Qualipride champions diversity and that diversity benefits Qualitest in its entirety.

In celebration of June being Pride month, The Testing Show is doing a special program focusing on "Qualipride", which is the Employee Resource Group (ERG) for LGBTQ+ identifying employees and their allies. To discuss this, guest host Fiona Dawson joins James Barret, Audry, Maulana, Brandon McGuire, Chandra Nair, and Lacy Norris to discuss how Qualipride champions diversity and that diversity benefits Qualitest in its entirety.

Fin 2021, le Smictom Alsace Centrale a fait réaliser par Qualitest, une enquête sur la gestion des déchets. 1 000 personnes représentatives du territoire ont été sondées par téléphone. Le bilan de cette étude est très satisfaisant pour le syndicat.  87% des usagers s'estiment bien informés de la façon dont il faut trier les déchets. Un résultat qui subit une légère baisse. Depuis la consigne de tri de tous les emballages plastiques au niveau national, un flou persiste autour du bac jaune. Les précisions et les rappels de consigne de Sylvie Pepin, responsable prévention au Smictom d'Alsace Centrale. Le lien vers l'article complet : https://www.azur-fm.com/news/alsace-centrale-des-usagers-satisfaits-mais-certaines-erreurs-de-tri-persistent-du-cote-du-smictom-564  

In this HRchat episode, we consider the challenges of hiring and connecting top tech talent.Bill's guest this time is Max Nirenberg, CRO and Managing Director for North America at Commit, a systems house delivering unique and integrative development projects for its customers since 2005.Max's role is to lead and optimize the sales organization and spearhead strategic management planning for the global account management teams. His primary focus is to introduce the company's delivery capabilities to the US market.Questions Include:Hiring in the tech world has never been more difficult, particularly for startups. What are some of the top challenges companies face today when it comes to building their teams?Why is it so hard to find and attract top tech talent?What are the top reasons that your clients outsource their talent hiring? And what are their concerns about going to an outsourcing model?Commit recently announced its new “Cloud of People” staffing solution. The new service addresses critical challenges companies face when hiring engineers and tech specialists today; applying the rapid scalability and flexibility seen in cloud technology to quickly build successful teams for any development project while reducing time and costs. Tell us about the new offering and how it could change the game for tech team building?Your “Cloud of People” staffing solution promises to provide rapid team scaling; allowing companies to scale from zero to 20 expert resources in just two weeks and fill any development role including front end, back end, full-stack, and even QA. What are the risks of scaling so quickly and what can HR teams and hiring managers do to mitigate the risks?According to Commit, how will the tech job market change over the next 5 years?More About Max NirenbergMax's background includes serving as the global CSO for Qualitest - the world's largest independent, pure-play quality assurance company. While at Qualitest, he helped sell the organization in its latest Private Equity round in 2019. Prior to Qualitest, he was an Equity Partner and VP Sales/Professional Services at Venator Sales Group -providing sales consulting, optimization, and training that dramatically improves sales performance, sales management, and sales recruitment.Max brings 20 years of sales and sales management experience within numerous market verticals, while managing sales, account management, and telemarketing teams globally, helping build start-ups from the ground up, and consulting for multiple IT Services and SaaScompanies. He has a wealth of experience implementing sales management processes that build and sustain winning sales cultures. Max believes in a hands-on approach to creating a disciplined and proactive sales environment. Asa sales leader and manager, he applies his experience and knowledge to coach each individual to achieve optimal career success while being customer-centricand aligning offerings to every end client's ultimate business drivers and strategic goals.More About CommitFounded in 2005, Commit is a global tech services company with offices in New York, Israel, and Ukraine.Commit's development areas include mobile, IoT, Big Data, communications and other applications, embedded systems and IoT devices, cloud solutions, cyber and security solutions, advanced algorithms for AI, media and interactive platforms, and more.We do our best to ensure editorial objectivity. The views and ideas shared by our guests and sponsors are entirely independent of The HR Gazette, HRchat Podcast, and Iceni Media Inc.  

How many times has the death of testing been touted? How many talks have been giving declaring the death of testing? Granted, those talks have a specific context that is not often noticed, but the statement gets said a great deal. In this episode, Senthil Ayyappan, Head of Market Strategy for Qualitest, joins Matthew Heusser and Michael Larsen to talk about how Quality Engineering is much more than basic testing and how it is very much a growing industry. In short, reports of testing's death, especially Quality Engineering's death, have been greatly exaggerated.

Leandro Melendez, aka Señor Performo, Performance Test Manager at Qualitest, gets to the crux of performing testing today – not to be confused with load testing. Leandro is brimming with illuminating analogies to explain peak performance testing and monitoring. 

Further insights with Leandro Melendez, aka Señor Performo, Performance Test Manager at Qualitest. We learn how to overcome obstacles to integrating performance testing into automated pipelines, and discover tried-and-true methods to best test SAP applications.

Join us as we talk about acquisitions and why they are so important in legal tech! How they move innovation, products and services, and aid the end-users!   Speakers Beth Anne Stuebe, Director of Publications & Press TJ Johnson, AVP, Legal Sector Strategist Bill Mertes, VP, Olenick & Associates

It's our 100th Episode and Qualitest has a new Chief Executive and "Chief Testing" Officer designate in Anbu Anbu Muppidathi who joins Matthew Heusser and Michael Larsen to talk about Quality Engineering as a unique discipline and differentiator. How does Quality Engineering go beyond traditional notions of Quality Assurance? Come join us for this milestone episode and find out how COVID helped make the case for quality orchestration and where Qualitest thinks quality is going both now and into the future.

Software testing and quality assurance are two key components of delivering complex products in today's marketplace. With complexity increasing, it often makes sense to bring in an outside company to help. In this episode, Adam Torres and Norm Merritt, CEO at QualiTest, explore software testing and quality assurance.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/

QualiTest is the world’s largest pure-play software testing and quality assurance specialist. They design and deliver solutions that leverage deep industry-specific understanding with cutting-edge testing technology. The company has expanded rapidly over the past year, moving its headquarters to London, opening additional offices in India, Portugal, Mexico, and the US, and completing acquisitions such as their recent acquisition of Algotrace. The company also has ambitious plans to reach $1B revenue goal in 5 years. Norm Merritt is the global CEO of Qualitest. He has a proven track record of running highly-responsive and successful technology-enabled service businesses. Norm has run large business services firms such as iQor, where he led a turnaround of the $600 million business outsourcing firm. He has run various other companies like ShopKeep, a SaaS business and MortgageIT, an online mortgage origination business. He also led an advisory practice helping mid-size CEOs drive success through the use of technology. Norm graduated cum laude from Brigham Young University and from the Harvard Business School with an MBA. We discuss the importance of software testing before implementation and how businesses can make it easier to integrate software testing across multiple industries. With experience growing businesses through organic growth and through acquisitions, running large BPO companies like iQor with a revenue of $700M, as well as later-stage start-ups like ShopKeep, he also shares the biggest lessons he has learned along the way.

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Leandro Melendez (a.k.a. Señor Performo) joins us for a pretty in-depth conversation about his upcoming performance workshop in which he helps people to learn one of the hardest and most complex part so performance test scripting: transport level data correlation. Wow! Leandro has been a lead consultant for Qualitest (www.qualitestgroup.com) for more than 10 years and travels the world-over assisting their customers with performance testing and engineering initiatives. Register for STPCON here: www.stpcon.com

Leandro Melendez (a.k.a. Señor Performo) joins us for a pretty in-depth conversation about his upcoming performance workshop in which he helps people to learn one of the hardest and most complex part so performance test scripting: transport level data correlation. Wow! Leandro has been a lead consultant for Qualitest (www.qualitestgroup.com) for more than 10 years and travels the world-over assisting their customers with performance testing and engineering initiatives. Register for STPCON here: www.stpcon.com

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How often do we look at an application and wonder what the people who were designing it were thinking? When jumping through hoops that seem odd or out of place, it's easy to ask "how can this have been designed this way?!" If it makes you feel better, there are people who research the areas of Usability and User Experience (UX) specifically. Michael Larsen talks with Charlotte Dijksman of Test Birds and Nick Leal of Qualitest about the good, the bad and the just plain out there of Usability and UX.

In this episode of This Week in Software Testing (TWiST) we hear from Michael Larsen and his plans for both a workshop on automation frameworks and inclusive design for the upcoming www.stpcon.com conference. If you don't know Michael (@mkltesthead) already, he has been a software tester or worked in software testing capacities for over 25 years. He is a prolific writer, live blogger and podcast producer for “The Testing Show”, a podcast sponsored by QualiTest. He is active as a founder/facilitator of both Weekend Testing Americas and the Bay Area Software Testers Meetup.

In this episode of This Week in Software Testing (TWiST) we hear from Michael Larsen and his plans for both a workshop on automation frameworks and inclusive design for the upcoming www.stpcon.com conference. If you don't know Michael (@mkltesthead) already, he has been a software tester or worked in software testing capacities for over 25 years. He is a prolific writer, live blogger and podcast producer for “The Testing Show”, a podcast sponsored by QualiTest. He is active as a founder/facilitator of both Weekend Testing Americas and the Bay Area Software Testers Meetup.

SPaMCAST 504 features our interview with Gerie Owen.  Gerie and I discussed continuous testing, DevOps, and testing in an agile culture! We worked through big ideas that can have a big impact on how you work and deliver value immediately. Gerie Owen is the VP of Knowledge and Innovation at QualiTest. Gerie Owen represents the QualiTest team at the client site and manages the offshore team’s test activities including the development of an automated regression test suite. Gerie manages large, complex projects involving multiple applications, coordinates test teams across multiple time zones and delivers high-quality projects on time and within budget. Gerie is also a Certified Scrum Master, Conference Presenter and Author on Testing and Test management topics. She enjoys mentoring new QA Leads and brings a cohesive team approach to testing.  Gerie is the author of many articles on testing and is currently writing a series on the Brave New Worlds of testing. She chooses her presentation topics based on her testing and test management experiences, what she has learned from them and what she would like to learn to improve them. Web: https://www.qualitestgroup.com Blog: https://testinggirl.wordpress.com/about-gerie-owen/   Re-Read Saturday News Today we complete our re-read of Turn the Ship Around! with a few final thoughts.  Next week we will begin The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande (use the link and buy a copy so you can read along). Current Installment: Week 19: Final Thoughts! - https://bit.ly/2O4Pc21 Previous Installments: Week 18: A New Method of Resupplying and Ripples  - https://bit.ly/2mgVFtI Week 17: Combat Effectiveness and Homecoming - https://bit.ly/2u3j8TI Week 16:  A Dangerous Passage and Looking Ahead -https://bit.ly/2lIbslb Week 15: A Remembrance of War and Leadership at Every Level - https://bit.ly/2Imi5lS Week 14: Part IV and Under Way for Deployment - https://bit.ly/2tcXprb Week 13: Final Preparations -  https://bit.ly/2t1OgSn Week 12: Underway for San Diego and All Present and Accounted For - https:/ /bit.ly/2J7AkRx Week 11: Mistakes Just Happen and We Learn - https://bit.ly/2IMZYL2 Week 10: A New Ship and We Have A Problem - https://bit.ly/2IUJ6RL Week 9: Up Scope! and ”A New Ship” - https://bit.ly/2KfDZbS Week 8: Under Way on Nuclear Power and ”I Intend To . . .” – https://bit.ly/2rnvkgxWeek 7: Change, In a Word and Welcome Aboard Sante Fe – https://bit.ly/2r5l1hk Week 6: I Relieve You - https://bit.ly/2F7C5ag Week 5: Call to Action and Whatever they tell me to do! - https://bit.ly/2IXZugS Week 4: Change of Course and Frustration - https://bit.ly/2qbPzgK Week 3: Pain and Business as Usual - https://bit.ly/2qfd74g Week 2: Forward and Introduction - https://bit.ly/2H8K4Jg Week 1: Game Plan - https://bit.ly/2HgCdqW   Next SPaMCAST SPaMCAST 505 will feature our essay on coaching. How about a bit of nudge to improve your coaching? We will also have the penultimate session of our read of Steve Tendon and Wolfram Müller’s Hyper-Productive Knowledge Work Performance, The TameFlow Approach.  We will wrap up with a visit from Susan Parente, who will bring her “Not a Scrumdamentalist” column to the cast!

Stewart Noakes has been an I.T. consultant since the mid 90s. In 2000 Stewart set up TCL, an independent software testing consultancy, growing the company to around 150 employees. TCL was subsequently acquired by Qualitest in 2012. Stewart has since used his entrepreneurial experience to help both new and established organisations to innovate and change. In this episode Stewart tells us that we need to be able to identify the gap between where we are in our career now and where we want to get to. Stewart also explains why you need to be flexible and open minded as your career progresses as well as why staying relevant is so important. To find out more about this episode, visit the show notes page at www.itcareerenergizer.com/e29

QualiTest is celebrating its 20th Anniversay this month. To celebrate, founder and global CEO Ayal Zylberman joined Matt Heusser, Jessica Ingrassellino, Perze Ababa, Justin Rohrman and Michael Larsen to talk about the ups and down, and the growth and changes that QualiTest has been through. Ayal discusses how the climate has changed, the ways in which testing at QualiTest has changed, and what he sees as interesting opportunities for the future. Also, Ayal weighs in with us on the Equifax breach and what it might mean for the quality reputation of Equifax and other companies in the future.   Resource by QualiTest Group

Brick and Mortar stores have a lot of software in their operations. From supply chain to ordering, point of sale, inventory management, customer procurement and customer satisfaction, that’s a lot of moving pieces to keep track of. It’s a challenging endeavor to keep it all together, and QualiTest’s Mike Hershkovitz joins Matt and Jess to talk about the ins and outs or testing for the retail space. Also, in a separately recorded segment, the Amazon purchase of Whole Foods and what it might mean is discussed by Matt, Perze, Justin and Michael. Is it really an additional 400-plus Amazon distribution centers, or is there something else going on here? Resourced by QualiTest Group

The truth is, no one will care as much or be as interested in your developing testing career as you are. There are studies that say that Software Testing is one of the Happiest Jobs there is. Does that sound weird, or does that sound spot on? In this episode of “The Testing Show” we welcome back Alex Schladebeck and welcome for the first time QualiTest’s Elle Gee to discuss software testing careers and how they differ or are similar depending on the organization in question. Regulars Perze Ababa and Justin Rohrman also riff along with Matt Heusser on the unique challenges in developing and sustaining a career in software testing. Also, in our news segment, what happens when Automation and a software glitch makes it impossible to do a task we often take for granted? 900 Shell stations in Malaysia discovered exactly that, and we certainly have opinions about that, too.   Resource by QualiTest Group

Do you have to be a career tester to perform the testing role? If you are facilitating, coaching or leading others, are you testing? Does it really matter who does the role, as long as somebody does it? The Testing Show is back in the studio and chatting with Qualitest’s Yaron Kottler on exactly these weighty questions. Needless to say, we discussed these ideas of “what makes a tester a tester” and then some. Also, the panel shares their frustrations with the recent Apple updates of iOS10.1 and macOS Sierra. Resource by QualiTest Group  

In this episode, The Testing Show crew is joined by Yaron Kottler, Qualitest’s Americas CEO. We discuss the changes at Yahoo and the elimination of most dedicated software testers, how this change is happening in a variety of companies, and what these changes actually mean for the dedicated testing role, and what may happen in the future. We discuss the idea of software testing as a trusted advisor to an organization, and the benefits of wham that role works, as well as the frustrations and costs when that role does not work. Resource by QualiTest Group