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The Managed Detection & Response (MDR) industry finds itself in a new era with unprecedented challenges from platform giants and the migration of the attack surface to the cloud, with innovation becoming a requirement for survival. Companies built to provide clients with 24×7 “eyes on glass” now find themselves at the intersection of rapid technological advancements and evolving threat landscapes.

The age-old debate of manual and automated testing has often left teams at a crossroads, searching for a way to strike a harmonious balance between speed and effectiveness. However, in the world of software development, evolution is the name of the game. Enter “fused testing,” our approach that transcends the conventional notion of QA tradeoffs and broadens the horizons of QA strategy.

We are thrilled to announce the release of Tricentis Vera™ 2023.3! This release improves the integration between Tricentis qTest and Jira, introducing improved microservices for route actions, optimized queuing, and enhanced scalability. We have also streamlined support for mixed GxP projects, allowing for more efficient testing, eliminating the need for approval with signatures in specified cases, and giving you greater flexibility in configuring Vera to suit your specific business rules.

Tune in to hear five truly terrifying tales about how a lack of proper testing can cost you time, money, or even life as you know it.

At Next ‘23, Exabeam, Dun & Bradstreet, Optimizely and LiveRamp shared how they use BigQuery and Google Data and AI Cloud for data monetization.

ZoomInfo and Google Cloud recently expanded their partnership to offer ZoomInfo’s Data Cubes for Google Cloud customers via Google Analytics Hub.

In the marketing world, acquisition metrics (like traffic) get a lot of press, but when we asked marketers about their essential website KPIs, many talked about measuring engagement on their sites. That’s, in part, because traffic tells you more about the efficacy of promotion than it does about your website itself. To get more detail around which metrics matter for website engagement and why we asked marketers to share their #1 most important measure of website engagement.

In November of 2014, when NodeSource was still a small consulting group, my teammates Dan Shaw, Rod Vagg, and I were having dinner after a customer engagement, discussing how to bring Node.js production deployments to the same level of polish and tooling capability of the other runtimes our customers were already employing.