Is Artificial Intelligence The Future of Test Automation?

Open Discussion:
What does the future of test automation look like? What bleeding edge tools will you and your team use to propel you past the competition and into the hearts and favor of your end users? Where do AI & ML fit into the landscape of testing in the near future? Will they replace us or enable us? Join Kobiton CTO Frank Moyer as he facilitates a forum on what lies just beyond the horizon of today’s test automation reality.

Refreshments: Snacks, beer & wine will be provided.

When: Join us on April 17th from 6-8pm EST.

How to find us:
We’re located at 1776 Peachtree Street NW, Suite 200N, Atlanta, GA 30309. We will be meeting in the Kobiton/KMS office on the 2nd floor.

How to get there:
We’re located just a few blocks from the AMTRAK station, between the Mellow Mushroom and El Azteca. Our building has the SAMSUNG experience in the lower left window front. Please turn onto 26th street and park in the visitor parking garage alongside the building to your right.
Once parked, walk through the garage, along the mural walls and toward the building. Once you approach security tell them you are here for the Kobiton MeetUp on the second floor in the north tower. They will escort you to the elevator. Upon exiting the elevator on the second floor, turn left and you will see double glass doors through which a sign for KMS and Kobiton is visible.

About Kobiton:
Kobiton is the comprehensive mobile experience platform for all your mobile testing needs. Whether you need on-demand access to test on real devices, an instant health-check for your app before launch, or help generating appium scripts with the click of a button, we’ve got you
covered. With over 35,000 users and a roadmap aimed at helping teams deliver apps faster while lowering app abandonment, Kobiton is steadily changing the future of testing.

About Frank Moyer:
Frank is a 25-year technology industry veteran with a track record of building value in startups and exiting successfully. As CTO of Kobiton, Frank sets the product and technology direction for the company.
Prior to Kobiton, Frank served as CEO for GeoIQ, a geospatial analytics company founded in 2004 serving commercial and government markets. Under Frank’s leadership, the company tripled its revenue prior to being acquired by its biggest competitor, ESRI. Prior to GeoIQ, Frank was CEO of EzGov, one of the pioneering companies for government online transactions founded in 1999. Frank grew the company between 2005 to 2009 to $28 million in revenue and $7m in operating profit. EzGov sold to CACI in June 2009. Prior to that Frank was an executive within Accenture’s Technology Practice. Frank holds a B.A. in Economics and a B.S. in
Computer Science from Columbia University in New York.