Do you use a smartphone today? Yes. Did you use a smartphone 10 years ago? No. Do you use a robot today? Probably not. Will you use a robot in 10 years from now? Yes! Does that perspective bother you? What are the risks? What are the possibilities?

Today’s rapid evolving business world needs to centre on the overall customer experience and bring it to the next level. For the insurance industry, it means the intelligent, self-learning automated customer service technology of Artificial Intelligence that once incorporated will streamline processes to provide fast and efficient assistance to clients.

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Sogeti were delighted to be presented with the 2018 IBM Beacon Award for Outstanding Security Solution at the recent IBM Think 2018 Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. The IBM Beacon Awards program recognizes IBM Business Partners that deliver exceptional solutions to help drive business value and transform the way clients and industries operate.

In what way will machine intelligence assist us as testers in the future? While we were discussing this matter for a while, we thought of the concept of self-learning and self-exploring testing tools. Below we sketch our ideas. And at the end of this article we call for you to explore this matter further with us!

“The IoT demands an extensive range of new technologies and skills that many organizations have yet to master,” said Nick Jones, vice president and distinguished analyst at Gartner. “A recurring theme in the IoT space is the immaturity of technologies and services and of the vendors providing them“.

Just like fingerprints, all software products differ one from another therefore no two digital assurance and testing processes are the same. However, there are pillars in software testing - a process of executing a program or application with the intent of finding the software bugs – that provide best practice, optimum ROI and achieve successful results for Sogeti clients.

Continuous testing is core to the software development lifecycle, with test automation fundamental to its delivery. Yet the 2017 World Quality Report (WQR) shows that only a mere 16% of test activities are automated by organizations. Over a third of global respondents to the WQR stated the biggest technical challenge faced in application development is 'reliance on manual testing'. So what exactly is Test Automation, why is it valuable and how does it compare to Manual Testing?

Capgemini helps Smartly deliver an innovative mobile app to accurately bill Norwegians for their electric car charging consumption

New report on Machine Intelligence considers how organizations can increase their Corporate IQ and profits with an AI-first model.

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Quality Assurance must shift to smarter solutions as the complexity of applications and need for speed increase.

The digital economy drives an unforgiving marketplace at high speed. Your stakeholders interact in moments of truth through a network of devices and apps. A contextual micro-moment is enough for market leaders to fall from grace. Can this obsession with speed dilute the qualitative approach?

Part of my job description is to interview potential candidates for Sogeti Finland. In those interviews, I have one particular question that I tend to always ask.

Testers nowadays are generally acknowledged as valuable members of an Agile or DevOps team. I often wonder if this newly acquired status stems from positive experiences with testers or from the general recognition that testing is important. To be honest, I fear it stems from the latter.

At my latest visit to my hairdresser, he told me about two recent crime incidents in Sweden involving wireless communication. This sent me home to research what had happened in more detail – and the results are not very comforting.

This third SogetiLabs report in a series of four on the topic of Machine Intelligence, addresses the fear of Artificial Intelligence and how organizations should handle it.

In the first article of this series, I discussed the outstanding user experience Universal Studios provides to its customers while maintaining an extremely secure, well-monitored amusement park.

In the first article of this series, I discussed the outstanding user experience Universal Studios provides to its customers while maintaining an extremely secure, well-monitored amusement park.

In my previous article, I discussed the outstanding user experience Universal Studios provides to its customers while maintaining an extremely secure, well-monitored amusement park.

Too often we ignore user experience when it comes to security features, because “that’s just the way it has always been”. However, a recent visit to Universal Studios has made me believe we are not stuck in this corner that we’ve put ourselves in.

Since the first of march this year I switched to another business line within Sogeti Netherlands. With a sense of melancholy, I decided it was time to leave the world of test and quality after 10 years, knowing that in my heart I will always look at the quality and see imperfections in the software I work with.

In 2016 we have witnessed a lot of products recalls around us. We witnessed the highly visible Samsung Galaxy Note 7 recall; recalls from Automotive companies, with reports suggesting upwards of 50 Million Vehicles recalled in 2016 alone.

Now that you understand where a security architecture starts, it is time to look at the full cycle of Security Architecture.