Global IT consulting firm Capgemini recently completed its fifth-annual World Quality Report with partner HP. The study, the industry's largest of its kind, surveyed more than 1,500 respondents in 25 countries. It tracks the state of enterprise application quality assurance and testing practices, identifying emerging trends. This year's report found that quality assurance (QA) and application testing account for a staggering 25 percent of all IT spending, a big shift as more organizations undergo digital transformations and rely more heavily on applications, which are often the main interface between their operations and their customers. Makarand Teje, Capgemini's Senior Vice President of Applications, North America, shared some of the most interesting findings of this year's report and discussed the future of app testing in the enterprise.
Consulting: What are some key findings from this year's report?
