Nicole van der Hoeven has just joined the K6 team, and she's taking us with her on her Week of Testing as she learns everything she needs to know about load testing with K6. In this video, she talks about what K6 is, and how it's different from Load Impact and K6 Cloud.

Jason Jaynes, COO of eCatholic, shares a bit about eCatholic, their approach to software development and testing, and their partnership with Testlio.

Peter Langham - Domain Chapter Lead, Data Engineering and Data Science will discuss why Spark decided to move their data and analytics capability to the cloud, the benefits achieved and how Snowflake Cloud Data Platform has enabled them to be more data driven, deliver faster and improve analytic output across the business.

Tim Stammers of 451 Research discusses key technologies and trends for midsize enterprises and the cloud

In this session, Sauce Labs Director of Product Marketing Alissa Lydon shares how Sauce Labs is delivering on its 2020 product roadmap and introduces new features including Failure Analysis, Visual End-to-End Testing, and the Sauce Testrunner Toolkit (https://saucelabs.com/platform/sauce-testrunner-toolkit).

Software vendors often ask me when is the ideal time to swap out a legacy analytics solution that they’ve embedded into their application. There's five key signs that can tell you your embedded solution isn’t right anymore and it’s time to switch.

What if you used your data to become more productive and profitable? What if you reduced your data TCO by 20%? What if you could see your data's quality in real-time — and fix it just as fast? In this video, Talend Cloud Expert Thomas Steinborn and David Petrella explore all the possibilities that comes with better data integration and integrity in the cloud and drive the majority of new Talend customers to choose Talend in the cloud.

The way that people do business in Japan has radically changed as a result of COVID-19. Historically, the Japanese are very much about face to face relationship selling where you establish relationships and build trust. But now everything has to be done remotely or online. Like everyone else, the Japanese are really keen to keep doing business so they've actually embraced the remote way of doing things which has been quite interesting to watch and had some unexpected benefits.