Mobile-first testing strategies for hybrid-distributed teams

With more of us working remotely or in hybrid settings, many product leaders are now learning to manage teams that need to collaborate from different states, countries, and continents. With remote work being an increasingly permanent part of the way we work together, how should technology leaders’ approaches shift, particularly when it comes to their mobile quality assurance strategy? Add to this the need to maintain access to your testing devices regardless of your team's location, and remote work poses unique challenges for QA and testing teams.

Lee Barnes, Chief Quality Officer at Forte Group, joins Kody O'Keefe of Kobiton, to discuss ways to optimize distributed software delivery teams, enabling them to test better, faster, and with greater accuracy regardless of their work location.

In this live session, you’ll learn:

• How to become mobile-first with your quality assurance and testing strategy

• Ways to address specific mobile-first QA and testing challenges

• The best ways to align your continuous testing strategy across geographically distributed, hybrid, and remote teams

Our speakers

Lee Barnes, Chief Quality Officer at Forte Group

Lee Barnes has over 25 years of experience in the Software Quality Assurance and Testing field. He has successfully implemented test automation and performance testing solutions in hundreds of environments across a wide array of industries. He is a recognized thought leader in the QA and testing field and speaks regularly on related topics. As Chief Quality Officer at Forte Group, Lee is responsible for ensuring the delivery of software quality solutions which include process improvement, test automation, and performance testing for Forte's mid-market and enterprise software clients.

Kody O’Keefe

Originally born and raised in California, Kody moved to Atlanta for college and obtained a bachelor's degree in computer game design and development from Southern Polytechnic University. He enjoys the software and hardware components of computers and is enthusiastic to see how automation testing's maturation continues to impact industries like computer gaming.