Inspired Testing, a Dynamic Technologies group company, recently stepped up and out by enhancing the Jimmy Choo customer experience.

New Alliance Partnership provides Quality Assurance Testing for Thomson Reuters Elite 3E Implementations

Many organisations are still resisting the change to test automation, despite the many primary benefits. Each company has its own unique circumstances and requirements.

Much like the evolution of horseless carriages in 1915 into a multitude of motor vehicle options in 2019, the testing tools available to Testers, Test Managers and Test Architects have evolved over time into a sophisticated toolbox of choices.

The proof that considerable advances have been made in mobile testing is evident when one compares the user experience a decade ago to present time. From frustratingly slow and difficult to navigate, mobile interfaces are now coming into their own, providing millions of seamless and happy encounters.

In a world where data security breaches, hacking, thefts and cyber attacks are becoming more frequent and commonplace, it is essential that companies protect their data using all means available.

The journey of growth and evolution at software and technology group Dynamic Technologies continues as strategic changes at two of its group companies introduce a new player into the South African software testing space.

Test automation and performance testing firm Inspired Testing has appointed software testing expert and business strategist Lloyd Dignan as Director: New Business Growth, effective 7 January 2019.

The Quality Jam QA Symphony conference saw an impressive line-up of speakers talking on a variety of topics, aimed at giving delegates an opportunity to learn new skills and access expert industry knowledge.

In a world where testing and quality assurance accounts for as much as 26% of the total expenditure of IT budgets¹, test automation is still a vastly under-exploited resource. This can in part be put down to the myriad of frameworks and tools available, the choosing of which can be a tricky and even daunting decision-making process that must also factor in compatibility, ROI, cost and the specific needs of the project.