Roy Nuriel
Sr. Director, Product Manager
Perfecto
location_on United States
Member since 6 years
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Over 15 years of experience in the quality assurance domain, specializing in Enterprise Software. Over the course of my career, my roles have spanned across engineering, product delivery and product management. I've spearheaded complex projects as an innovation lead, growing ideas into market leading solutions, and am an expert in software quality, application lifecycle management (ALM) and end-to-end IT Management.
Prior to joining Perfecto Mobile, I held a number of senior positions at HP Software and Mercury, and was responsible for HP Software, ALM, and automation products. In my last role I was responsible for building a new product line that addressed agile processes and other modern development practices.
I hold a B.Sc. in Computer Science from the Hebrew University in Israel.
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From Pyramids to hourglass - New approach and best practices for digital apps testing
Roy NurielSr. Director, Product ManagerPerfectoSreevatsa SPartner Enablement ManagerPerfectoschedule 6 years ago
45 Mins
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Executive
One of the first things that you learn when you enter the quality assurance space is the famous triangle braked down to Unit test at the lower, on top of it Acceptance Tests based on API (in some places this layer is integration tests but the idea is the same) and at the top of the Pyramid we have the User Interface (UI) Tests. This Pyramid, in the last two decades was the main principle on how to approach testing activities (mainly automation).
In the last couple of year we are all taking part in the digital transformation that is taking place all over. Mobile Native applications as well as web applications take part in almost any activity that we are doing during the day, business are building their strategy on this channel and shifting resources and budgets to deliver applications maintained and expend their market share.
So what changed?
The users are no longer static, they are interacting with those apps while they are on the train on their way to the office, while waiting for a flight at the airport or drinking coffee while waiting for their next meeting – those “interactions” are done most of the time while they are on the go working with mobile device. In addition the application take advantage of the sensors that those devices provide in order to provide better user experience. The environment where our end users use our application has significant impact on the functionality and performance of our application which at the end of the day we call quality.
During the last year we developed a new approach for digital application testing – The “Hourglass” – This new approach expend the known Pyramid and update it to the digital era – The client side is richer and contains many components that impact the quality of application. It redefine the definition of coverage. At the top of the pyramid we add 2 additional triangles (the gives the hourglass shape) – The first one is devices – what devices should we test, how we should approach the changes that happens in the devise market. The second is the environment, the places that our end users will use and interact with the application. We leverage the automation investment and get the real digital coverage which will help to reach high quality applications.
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