Architecture Verification and the Hidden Risks of Not Utilizing it
Join us for a conversation about the implications of using, or not using, architecture verification in your software projects. Can understanding and minimizing deviations between the architecture's design and code implementation help reduce costs and ensure scalability? Reversely, can neglecting architecture verification result in hidden risks and other negative consequences? From performance hindrances to scalability challenges, we will discuss how overlooking architecture verification can lead to project delays, increased costs, and compromised user experiences when working with C, C++ or C#. Please join us for this roundtable about how to maximize your software quality using architecture verification. Speakers: 🟣 Aleksina Shemeikka: Senior Vice President, Software Quality Solutions, Qt Group 🟣 Dr. Andreas Gaiser: Lead Research and Development Engineer, Qt Group 🟣 Moderated by Jan Aarsaether: Senior Business Development Lead, QA, Qt Group
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