Continuous Discussions (#c9d9) Podcast: Episode 32 – Orchestrating Your Testing Suite
Continuous Discussions (#c9d9) Podcast: Episode 32 – Orchestrating Your Testing Suite
Check out the #c9d9 podcast episode 32, which looks at delivering quality software faster, including testing matrices, test cycle pathways, and managing test data and environments.
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Recently on #c9d9 we talked about best practices for orchestrating enterprise software testing. Delivering software faster, but with lower quality, doesn’t help you win in the market.
What are some of the challenges and proven tips and patterns used to test critical software – across all the different supported platforms – quickly and efficiently?
- What does your test matrix look like?
- How do you define the pathway through your test cycle?
- How do you use automation and service virtualization?
- How do you manage test environments and data?
- How have your testing needs changed over time?
Watch the Replay of this episode: https://youtu.be/9ORPS8Pl27g
This episode features:
Alex Cowan
Alex has been an entrepreneur (5x) and intrapreneur (1x). Currently helping create digital innovators @DardenMBA & advising companies. He talk too much.
@cowanSF | alexandercowan.com/blog/
Chris Kent
Chris loves crafting enterprise apps with ATDD, TDD, and clean coding. You’ll also find him reading, outdoors, or at a local brewery/winery.
@thirstydev | www.bti360.com/author/chris-k/
Hugo Hendriks
Hugo is a freelance integration consultant based in the Netherlands with the focus on Oracle Fusion Middleware, Java, open-source and Scrum.
Kate Abrosimova
Director of content at Yalantis and tech journalist, who likes to create things, write about technology with a focus on mobile, and collaborate with tech teams.
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