JoeBot and Shane Evans from Perforce discuss what testing teams should do months ahead to avoid late-stage failures. High-performing teams test core user flows, performance baselines, and third-party dependencies early. The webinar is May 14 at 1:00 PM.
Next up is our webinar of the week. So the TestGuild is hosting a webinar sponsored by Perforce, which is scheduled for May 14th at 1:00 PM, which includes awesome speakers like Shane Evans, Director of Product Management at Perforce, and the one and only awesome Scott Moore. So you definitely want to check this out. This one is squarely aimed at problems most testing teams know too well: performance issues, broken user journeys, and last-minute surprises that show up not because of what teams plan to test, but but because of what was skipped or pushed too late in the cycle. So the webinar is gonna map out what high-performing teams test months in advance, including core user flows, performance baselines, third-party dependencies, and test data strategies. It's gonna cover what typically gets squeezed into the final stretch, why that creates release risk, and how to prevent critical gaps from slipping through entirely. As I mentioned, Shane Evans and Scott bring a ton of experience to this area. You don't wanna miss it. Check it out, register now using that link down below.
