[Voices of Community] Expecting the Unexpected: 2023 Technology Trends
Join us on January 24th, 2023, for the next episode of Voices of Community on Expecting the Unexpected: 2023 Technology Trends 📺
🕛 10:00-11:00 AM AST | 8:30-9:30 PM IST
Speakers 🎤
👤 Tariq King - Vice President of Product-Service Systems, EPAM
👤 Manoj Kumar - Vice President of DevRel and OSPO, LambdaTest
In this episode of Voices of Community, Tariq King will dive deep into what to expect in tech in 2023 when you expect the unexpected.
He will share his ideas and thoughts on future trends in the industry and how individuals and organizations can position themselves to navigate the year successfully.
Webinar Alert: LambdaTest Spartans' End-of-Year Panel Discussion
Join us on December 20th, 2022, for our upcoming webinar on LambdaTest Spartans' End-of-Year Panel Discussion 📺
🕛 10:30-11:30 AM EST, 8:30-9:30 PM IST
Join Manoj Kumar, VP of Developer Relations and OSPO, LambdaTest, as he hosts a panel of LambdaTest Spartans - industry experts and thought leaders from different fields of testing and QA.
Be a part of discussions ranging from advances in automation testing, the changing face of manual testing, the importance of agile practices and DevOps, innovations in cloud technologies, and more.
Key Takeaways 🗝️
Understand the major changes that the testing and QA industry and community underwent.
Lessons that experts and thought leaders learned.
AMA with industry experts and thought leaders.
What lies ahead for the community in 2023?
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