Movement is one of the greatest sources of joy and well-being. Cancer on the other hand one of the most deadly diseases, which in one way or the other, can affect us all. During the month of November we therefore wanted to contribute to the fight against cancer, by promoting movement by everyone and charity from everyone. We chose to call it Movember. For every Movember-event our employees participated in, we gave 5 euros per person to a cancer research/support organization in their country.

How often do you test a test case?

During the beginning of the fall, System Verification Germany have been working extra with adding to the benefits for their employees. Read our CEO in System Verification Germany Erwin Probst thoughts about the introduction of these new benefits:

Two months ago, the well reputed Springer Nature journal SN Computer Science, published an article by our colleague Adha Hrusto and co-authors Prof. Per Runeson and Dr. Emelie Engström. The title was “Closing the Feedback Loop in DevOps Through Autonomous Monitors in Operations”. The work presented in the article has been carried out in collaboration with our customers in the region.

System Verification hosts an international conference every year where all our regions gather for an eventful few days with inspiring presentations, delicious food and fun activities. This year, considering the circumstances of the pandemic, we opted to have regional conferences instead. Each region hosted their individual conference, and we'd like to share a few moments from these highly successful events with a great turn-up from our colleagues.

“Requirements, how complicated can it be?
Just listen to what the clients says, write it all down and you are good to go!”

Can everyone test? Yes!

Can everyone be a tester? No!