Panel Discussion on Quality in Digital Transformation | Testμ 2023

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Quality in Digital Transformation
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:rocket: Dive into the heart of digital transformation with our panelists on ‘Quality in Digital Transformation’.

Join industry leaders as they explore the crucial link between quality and technology evolution.

Be part of the conversation at Testμ 2023 and unlock the keys to successful digital transformation! :globe_with_meridians::key:

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I am a fresher graduate non IT background can I go to quality assurance career

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Hi Shrutika,

Sure, you can definitely pursue a career in Quality Assurance (QA) even if you come from a non-IT background as a fresh graduate. Here’s how you can transition into a QA career:

  • Familiarize yourself with the fundamentals of Quality Assurance. Understand concepts like testing methodologies, bug tracking, and quality standards.
  • Develop relevant skills such as attention to detail, critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication. Additionally, learn about different testing types like manual testing, automated testing, and performance testing.
  • Consider taking online courses or certifications in QA. These programs can provide you with structured learning and recognized credentials that can enhance your resume.
  • Work on personal projects to practice your QA skills. You can create simple applications or websites and then test them for functionality, usability, and compatibility.
  • Look for internships or entry-level positions in QA. These opportunities will give you practical experience and exposure to real-world QA processes.
  • Connect with professionals in the QA field through networking events, LinkedIn, or online QA communities. This can provide insights, advice, and potential job opportunities.
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Here are some of the questions asked during this panel discussion:

Why data quality management is key to digital transformation success?

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How do you foresee the evolving role of QA professionals and QA teams in the era of digital transformation?

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As digital transformation often involves rapid iterations, how can organizations balance the need for agility with maintaining high levels of quality?

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Are there any specific challenges or considerations that organizations should be aware of when undergoing digital transformation in QA? If so, how can they be addressed effectively?

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What importance does observability of our test automation have in digital transformation ?

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What strategies do you recommend for embedding a culture of quality throughout every layer of an organization undergoing digital transformation?

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Transformation is change and sometimes change takes time, how do you ensure you don’t ignore existing process and practices to address KTLO things?

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What will be the impact of QA on digital transformation?

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Does digital transformation put employees at risk of losing jobs?

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How can quality engineering in organizations use AI and validation of AI systems for digital transformation?

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As a quality architect what role one should be playing to help in this transformation process?

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What could be the indicators or metrics to identify the shift for a business to track digital transformation?

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How does the absence of a quality-centric approach result in technologists, rather than quality experts, making decisions that will impact digital transformation?

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What strategies can organizations adopt to foster a culture that prioritizes quality in every facet of their digital transformation journey?

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How do we sync cross tool data and autonomously visualize data, consolidate and integrate metrics to provide real-time analytics?

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How shall we ensure the customers have near to “NO” learning curve with digital transformation?

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What are some of the key KPIs that they should track to ensure that transformation reaps benefits whilst keeping expenses in check?