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At Tricentis, we’re committed to making test management smarter, more efficient, and customizable. With the latest release of Tricentis Test Management (TTM) for Jira, we’re introducing new features to enhance your test execution efficiency and provide greater control and visibility. Key updates include unified global and requirement execution progress reporting, greater AI customization across projects, and enhanced test review and execution.

In today’s interconnected digital world, software development and testing often hinge on APIs and dependent systems. These systems are the backbone of modern applications, but they can also create bottlenecks when they’re unavailable, costly, or challenging to work with. Tricentis API Simulation eliminates these barriers, enabling teams to accelerate development, reduce costs, and deliver high-quality software with confidence.

“AI is amazing at guessing quickly, but it fundamentally can’t reason.” That is a quote from someone I know very well, circa 2022. I wonder what the thought process was; the reasoning that went into that statement. Luckily I don’t have to guess, because that person was me. I made that statement in response to the first rounds of LLMs (GPT3, 3.5, PALM2 etc). It remained a firm conviction of mine through the release of GPT-4o and Anthropic’s latest Claude models.

The pod model is an innovative approach that many enterprises, both small and large, are adopting to enhance their software development and quality assurance processes. This model involves creating small, cross-functional teams known as pods. Similar to an Agile or scrum team, each pod typically consists of five to ten members, including developers, testers, and a quality engineer (QE) or quality assurance engineer (QAE).

When selecting a test automation solution for your mobile applications, it quickly becomes clear there are many decisions to consider.

The holiday rush can be a make-or-break moment for retailers and e-commerce businesses. But the real challenge? Keeping those seasonal shoppers coming back long after the decorations come down. Following plentiful December 2023 sales, many retailers were surprised to start the new year with a sales slump as consumer spending dwindled. The Commerce Department reported that in January 2024, U.S. retail sales dropped 0.8% – much farther than economists expected.