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Clearsense CIO Charles Boicey explains why you'd be out of your mind to monitor your big data environment without Unravel.

Continuous UI changes, slow testing speed, or flaky tests – we’ve all been there. In this webinar, you will learn how to tackle the painstaking challenges of end-to-end web UI testing.

Recently I was in the US and people were just blown away by the success of our business in Japan. Our business grew nearly 40% a year last year and this year is shaping up to be great as well, but it’s not something that has happened overnight. The reality is that it’s tough to do business in Japan and it’s taken us over four years to get it right.

This brief video introduces you to our new Qlik Sense SaaS offering - Qlik Sense Business.

DreamFactory recently partnered with the popular API Monetization platform Rakuten RapidAPI! In this webinar Rakuten CEO Jed Ng and DreamFactory CTO Jason Gilmore share insights into API monetization, best practices, reuse, and management.

When building and running an organisation, it's critical that you trust your data. A statistic that shocked me recently was that 84% of CEOs don't trust the data they’re basing their decisions on. While it’s a common problem, it’s one that’s actually easy to fix.

A smart factory can gather a significant amount of data generated by thousands of sensors embedded in equipment in the manufacturing process. The enabled smart factory optimizes maintenance, anticipates failures and helps make the manufacturing process more efficient.

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All of us want to create reliable and effective API tests. We are here to help you with this! We are starting a series of interviews to analyze the most common mistakes that occur when testing APIs. We will tell you how to avoid such mistakes and change your testing methodology. Today, we will discuss why focusing only on the most common messages when preparing tests is bad.

There's been a lot of discussion around the proliferation of data sources in organizations and for good reason. There are so many ways to consume data now. When I first started working we would send out paper reports. Then Excel came along and we started sending out spreadsheets. Then organizations tried to control things a bit more, so dashboards were created. While there are more new channels to receive data, none of the older ones have become obsolete. People are always going to receive data from multiple channels and on multiple devices, and you can’t change that. But how do you know what data you can trust?