Using Hardware-in-the-Loop in Automotive Software Testing

Testing embedded systems for cars is a daunting task. Today’s modern cars can contain up to 100 or more electronic control units (ECUs). ECUs today control essentially every major function of a car, from acceleration to braking. Furthermore, not all of the ECUs are not manufactured by the same company; thus, it may be difficult to start testing until all the components come together in a prototype car—and by that time, there might not be enough time to completely ensure that the car is ready for the road! 

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Tony Luu
Tony Luu has more than eight years of experience in QA and Software Life Cycle Development. Tony is currently a Senior Project Lead at LogiGear Corporation, and has lead project development for several clients, most notably including Linkedin, Cisco and LeapFrog. Tony received a Bachelor of Applied Science in lectrical and Electronics Engineering from Purdue University.

The ROI of Test Automation

Building a suite of automated tests is arguably better than maintaining an army of manual testers, but it can still feel like a leap of faith—especially if this is your first attempt. According to LogiGear’s State of Software Survey Testing, only 19% of respondents were successful with Test Automation implementations the first time.  Convincing key stakeholders in your organization who aren’t as knowledgeable about Software Testing and Test Automation often need the oomph of data and numbers.

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Bj Gopinath
Bj Gopinath is a Career Test Engineering Professional who specialises in building QA teams and test frameworks for highly distributed, complex and mission-critical systems. He has worked for leading companies in a diverse set of industries, from web services and virtual reality to spaceflight and drones. Bj lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Why Software Testing is Crucial for InsurTech Companies

For businesses, new technologies are making it easier than ever for them to connect with their customers. For one industry in particular, the ease of connection between company and consumer provides a particular peace of mind for both parties; this industry is InsurTech. Thanks to these technological developments, customers are not only more easily connected to businesses, but they are getting what they want faster and easier than ever. Does the customer need an insurance quote for their new home? New applications allow for them to receive quotes in a matter of minutes—sometimes seconds! Are they trying to find ways to reduce their car insurance costs? New devices can plug into vehicles and record driving behavior, which then is transmitted to insurance companies to analyse and decipher.

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Noah Peters
Noah Peters is from the Bay Area. He is currently a student at the University of San Francisco, studying Business Administration with a focus in Marketing. Additionally, Noah works as a Marketing Intern at LogiGear Corporation. He is also an instructor of multiple high school marching bands, focusing on color guard and visual aspect. In his free time, Noah can be found researching the automotive industry's cars being one of his biggest hobbies.

Rock Star Women in Tech

First, we want to recognize, that although Women’s History Month was in March we believe that the role of women in the workplace isn’t a topic that should be reserved just for March—we think that this important issue should be discussed year round. 

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LogiGear
LogiGear Corporation provides global solutions for software testing, and offers public and corporate software testing training programs worldwide through LogiGear University. LogiGear is a leader in the integration of test automation, offshore resources and US project management for fast, cost-effective results. Since 1994, LogiGear has worked with Fortune 500 companies to early-stage start-ups in, creating unique solutions to meet their clients’ needs. With facilities in the US and Viet Nam, LogiGear helps companies double their test coverage and improve software quality while reducing testing time and cutting costs.