Qualysoft at the German Testing Day 2023

On May 24th at 11:20 a.m. Peter Gradnitzer, Head of Solutions of the Qualysoft Group, will speak in his keynote about "Assessment Centers - The start for future-proof quality assurance and test projects". The areas of quality assurance and testing have increased enormously in complexity in recent years. Build Management, Continuous Integration, Environments, Deployments and Release Management are just a few of the many extensive issues that have caused this. At the same time, the digital transformation has further increased the pressure to react quickly to changing market conditions. Companies need to shorten test cycles, increase test frequency and improve test efficiency, keep an eye on and integrate all surrounding processes and often have difficulty setting up the right quality assurance processes. Find out if your organization is ready to move from manual testing to automated testing, if you need to optimize existing test portfolios, or if you should implement quality assurance in the first place. We can answer these questions for you in the assessment centers developed by Qualysoft in order to take the right steps in your quality assurance together. In this presentation, learn more about the various possible applications and success stories and find out which assessment is the best approach for your company.

About the speaker: Peter Gradnitzer has been working in the field of test automation for over 15 years and has managed successful customer projects in various positions during this time. In 2018 he started as a solution architect at Qualysoft. He has headed the "Automations Services" department since 2021 and is responsible for an international team and projects in numerous European countries. Among other things, his focus is on expanding the customer base on an international level, developing test strategies that suit the customer environment, setting up testing centers of excellence for the central control of decentralized teams and creating tailor-made blueprints for a specific continuous testing approach.