Traditional BI has always been wrought with login friction. It’s very much a “pull” motion. In order to get the answers you need, you have to stop what you are doing “over there” and access the data you need “over here.” To disrupt this old way of thinking we launched ThoughtSpot for Sheets back in October 2022. And of course, the first thing a lot of customers asked was – "this is great, do you have something for Excel?" 🤦

Learn the strengths and limitations of the top test automation frameworks before selecting the best tool for your testing project.

Welcome to the latest edition of #FlutterFunFriday. This is the another instalment in a new series of posts where we’ll be spending some time to have a bit of fun with Flutter on a Friday. So grab a beverage of your choice, fire up your favourite IDE and lets have some fun!

Gary Parker walks us through what chaos engineering is, how it works, why it is important, and some popular tools to get started with chaos experimentation.

Automation in QA uses software tools, frameworks, and techniques to automate testing tasks that QA testers might otherwise perform manually. The benefits of QA automation include faster testing, improved accuracy, greater test coverage, test script reusability, and long-term cost savings. Breakneck technological advancements and available DevOps workflows place increasing pressure on software development teams. As a result, they must deliver high-quality products faster than ever.

Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (or Continuous Deployment) is abbreviated as CI/CD. It is a software development practice that emphasizes more frequent and reliable software development, testing, and deployment.

Companies who develop software products generate massive quantities of product performance and user engagement data that can be analyzed to support decision-making about everything from feature planning and UX design to sales, marketing, and customer support.

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Business is won or lost based on the quality of the experience you deliver to customers, partners, vendors, and employees. These experiences are built entirely on data. Harnessing data to deliver value is the single most powerful way to engage today’s demanding consumers—not to mention capturing market share and accelerating strategic decision-making. But there's a problem.

Exploratory testing is a dynamic and creative approach to software testing that emphasizes your freedom and responsibility to adapt to changing testing conditions. However, without a clear direction or purpose, getting lost in testing without achieving meaningful results can be easy. This is where test charters come in. In this article, we will explore what test charters are and how to use them to optimize your exploratory testing process.