FUTURE OF TESTING
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EPAM reports six game changers — globalization, digital transformation, rapid development, personalization, mobile sprawl and robotics — and backs that with surveys and a specific prediction: manual and automation tester headcounts hit parity in 2016. Concrete actions include competency centers, training and mentoring programs, a ~300‑person global EPAM test competition that finds real bugs, and courses teaching Selenium, mobile automation and CI/CD plus unit testing.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Future of software testing
- 1:13Six QA game changers
- 3:43Digital transformation & domain knowledge
- 5:30Rapid development and test automation necessity
- 6:35Personalization & data security testing
- 7:43Mobile testing challenges
- 8:47Robotics & smart systems testing
- 10:10Evolving testing approaches
- 11:56Manual to automated shift
- 13:23Unit & integration testing demand
- 14:29Testing communities & mentoring
- 16:01Competency centers & practices
- 17:26Global QA competitions
- 18:53QA success stories
- 20:21Q&A on university cooperation
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