With the complexity of mobile app development and remote/hybrid workforces, choosing an on-premise (or in-house) approach to mobile app testing can quickly become unsustainable, increasing the cost of quality and negatively impacting mobile app release cycles.
In this two-part series, we explore how transitioning to cloud-based device testing can help you reduce your total cost of ownership (TCO) threefold or more, all while enabling greater efficiency, scale, and development velocity.
Part 1: Mobile Testing Strategies for Maximizing ROI, Minimizing Headaches
While manual testing with physical devices stymies innovation, collaboration, scale, and productivity, making the move to cloud-based device testing leads to reduced risk, improved efficiency, and faster time-to-market. In this replay, we take a look at:
How the hidden costs of maintaining in-house device farms can add 3x or more to your overhead
Navigating the trade-offs of choosing your mobile testing approach
How consolidating mobile testing with a strategic cloud-based testing vendor can help you achieve more with less
Why modernizing your testing processes is critical in today’s competitive landscape
Part 2: Optimize Mobile App Testing for Speed, Scale, and Coverage
As the mobile industry experiences explosive growth, delivering quality mobile apps at speed and maintaining a seamless customer experience has never been more important. In fact, after using Sauce Labs, customers improved release speeds by up to 50% and achieved a 46% uptick in weekly code deployments.
If you are looking to increase automated testing or replacing existing practices with a platform approach, we have got you covered! We’ll demonstrate:
Getting started with cloud-based device testing using Sauce Labs
Testing mobile apps for real-world use cases
Scaling test automation and running more tests faster
Integrations with popular open source frameworks and tools
Mobile Testing Masterclass Speakers
Marcus Merrell
STAFF PRODUCT MARKETING & TESTING STRATEGIST, SAUCE LABSAs the Resident Testing Strategist at Sauce Labs, Marcus Merrell uses experience from 20+ years in test to build robust, customer-centric solutions around test automation, release management, and the entire SDLC. He started using Selenium/WebDriver in 2007, contributes to the Selenium project, and chairs the Selenium Conference Organizing Committee.
Diego Molina
STAFF SOFTWARE ENGINEERDiego is a Software Engineer and a Selenium core committer. He loves enabling testers by creating helpful testing tools and infrastructure and delivering versatile Selenium trainings and workshops.
Ashwini Sathe
SENIOR PRODUCT MARKETING MANAGERAshwini Sathe is a product marketing professional and go-to-market strategy expert with experience in launching technology solutions in the software testing, RPA, and AI space. In her current role as the senior product marketing manager at Sauce Labs, she collaborates cross-functionally to understand customer needs and define compelling product narratives. Her goal is to bring innovative solutions to the market that help businesses to deliver the best possible digital experiences.
Maxwell Newsom
SOLUTION ENGINEER, SAUCE LABSMaxwell Newsom is a passionate Solution Engineer (SE) at Sauce Labs, specializing in providing technical expertise and driving revenue growth for enterprise prospects and customers. With a unique journey that started as a Business Development Representative, he has paved his way into the tech industry and developed a deep understanding of the product's technical aspects. Throughout his career, he has honed his skills in test automation, particularly in Selenium and Appium frameworks, by self-teaching and immersing himself in the technical side of Sauce Labs’ solutions. As an SE, Maxwell leverages this knowledge to support the sales organization, delivering impactful demos and managing proofs of value to showcase the power and capabilities of Sauce Labs’ products.
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