A world supported by the daily creation of more than 463 exabytes of data. The World Economic Forum has made this prediction for 2025. This amount of data is equivalent to about 213 million DVDs’ worth of storage space. How many employees would it take to manage all of these exabytes needed to support the digital economy, including e-commerce, the metaverse, cryptocurrencies, and cryptoassets, among other things? “It’s not conceivable for humans. We require robots “, responds Bruno Rondini, CEO and creator of Orange Testing and one of the top authorities in software test automation with more than 20 years of expertise.

Orange Testing’s CEO and founder, Bruno Rondini
In order to increase system quality and save operating expenses, Rondini launched Orange Testing four years ago. He did this by creating the first Brazilian software test automation platform that was completely SaaS (Software as a Service), code-free. When these issues are fixed, customers’ virtual experiences—from making a purchase through a store window to investing in cryptocurrency in the metaverse—become seamless and secure.
“Consumer electronics’ strong demand and digitization (metaverse, cryptos, WEB3) lead to the emergence of new IT firms and a rise in system breakdowns. Consequently, there will be an increase in demand for software testing “Rondini explains.
Scalability and automation go hand in hand, and scalability is one of the key components of technology strategies to achieve business balance in 2023, according to Gartner. “Test automation is necessary for firms to be profitable. Currently, a lot of software development organisations still run their tests by hand, which is not long-term viable “the Orange CEO argues.

Source: Prnewswire