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What does quality actually mean in a large enterprise, and how do you achieve it across hundreds of distributed teams? In this first installment of our “Q&A with QA” series, we sat down with Pete Draheim, a 15-year veteran at Best Buy who leads quality assurance and engineering tools for one of the world’s largest…

OpenText’s DevOps portfolio 26.1 release brings more choices to testing teams. With the 26.1 release this month, we saw significant updates to the testing portfolio. Our team reviewed the release notes and two enhancements really stood out above the rest: Python support in Functional Testing (formerly UFT) and MCP Server integration in Core Performance Engineering…

“I feel like there is a lack of transparency with the Public Works and the city, as far as how they are actually handling the billing. It’s just a huge mess,” said a Midwest water district customer following a post-implementation billing surge.  Incorrect utility billing implementations can have a ripple effect and ultimately lead to outrage, customer service lines flooded with calls,…

This past year hasn’t just shown us that AI is here to stay but also that it’s transforming workflows and strategies in DevOps and software quality testing across the board.   At OpenText World in Nashville, hosted by OpenText, AI was a part of every conversation, every presentation, and almost everything else. At the end, everybody couldn’t help but wonder, “What will AI do to software quality testing in 2026?”  …

New AI Executive Order – What States and Local Governments Need to Know On December 11, 2025, an executive order (EO), “Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence” was issued and created some uncertainty for state and local governments navigating AI governance. While the order is in line with the government’s “winning the AI race” intentions, it has…