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As applications become more complex, continuous testing at scale is now a key requirement. Test automation gives teams the necessary agility to respond faster and test more efficiently, by enabling teams to automate routine tasks and execute test cases multiple times, at scale. Automating UI tests helps minimize the time and human effort required to test

As the third largest provider of business software in the UK, Advanced understands the importance of quality and the trust customers invest in its broad portfolio of software solutions. Alex Savage is Head of Platforms at Advanced and plays a pivotal role in the company’s API strategy.   Starting with a design-first approach, Savage drives

Traditionally, most systems operate in what you could think of as the data-centric model where the data is the source of truth. The era of big data made us realize that while having lots of data is useful, things can get slower the more you have. Over the past few years, there’s been a movement

If you want your organization’s APIs to all have the same look and feel, it starts with design. To bring consistency to your API development, you might already have development common standards or a style guide. In practice, those can still be tough to enforce without the right tooling. In this session, we will be

Dell’s ISG division consists of storage, servers and networking, cloud solutions, data protection, and converged/hyperconverged infrastructure. With over 50 product groups and over 10k employees, standardization was a barrier to achieving true workforce collaboration and mobility. In order to reduce duplication of effort and increase alignment and collaboration, Dell-ISG created a centralized DevOps group and

In its early inception Collaborator was known as Code Collaborator, with the focus of offering a platform for peer review of code files. Parts of that first moniker are still present in the current version of Collaborator: In the name of the executables for example, in case one wonders why there’s the extra ‘c’ at