Testing, Agile, DevOps & Low Code Showcase: Exploring Good Practices

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Background and Focus

Agile, DevOps, Testing and Low Code have shared environments that facilitate working together. Spurred by the current greater demand for excellence, these methods are more than simply adopting new tools and processes. Under the current economic environment, value add is shaped by the need to drive business innovation while ensuring resource (cost) optimization across development and IT operation. Transforming the business requires the tech to meet speed and economics. Expert practitioners and thought leaders share their experiences and show how to develop a business case and build the foundation towards getting significant return on investment.

PROGRAMME UNDER DEVELOPMENT WITH TOPICS TO BE COVERED:

Testing:

Test Automation
Site Reliability Engineering
Test Data Management
Leveraging AI&ML into Testing
Testers as Quality advocates
Service Virtualization for Testing
Performance Testing
Enterprise Application Testing

Agile:

Distributed Agile: Working effectively in a fully distributed environment.
Psychological Safety: A key factor in high-performing Agile teams.
Custom Agile Metrics: Teams are developing custom metrics that matter to their specific contexts, focusing on outcomes rather than outputs.
Human-Centric Design and Agile: Integrating design thinking principles into Agile processes.
Agile Resilience: Agile methodologies are adapting to focus on resilience, adaptability, and anti-fragility in a VUCA world .
Continuous Learning and Improvement: focus on team retrospectives, feedback loops, and fostering a culture of continuous learning.

DevOps:

Automation for continuous deployment
Chaos Engineering: the process of testing a distributed computing system to ensure that it can withstand unexpected disruptions.
Rise Of TestOps
DevOps as a tool for process change
Individuals and interactions over process and tools

Low Code:

Speed to market
Business agility
Enhanced productivity across teams
From large platforms to Low Code

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Call for Participation

We are inviting speakers – thought leaders, subject experts and start-up entrepreneurs – to share their knowledge and enthusiasm about their work and vision in these three fields. Please let us know too if you would like to participate in the panel sessions only.

We are also planning short “how to do” sessions or full-day workshops to run as pre or post conference events. Let us know if you have a related topic that you want to run as a workshop or an extended briefing.

Please complete the speaker’s response form submit a proposal to present at this event.