To embrace the continuous change and evolution in our industry as professionals, we should ask ourselves the following questions:

• What did we learn from the history of testing?
• What did we miss and what did we forget?
• How can we do better testing in the future?
• What would we recommend to a new tester, architect, and developer starting their career in 202x?

Therefore, in this talk we will discover and investigate wisdoms in testing from different categories (history and techniques) to answer these questions for the whole team.

Target Audience: Test Architects, Test Engineers, Software Architects, Developers, Product Owners, Quality Managers
Prerequisites:Basic knowledge about testing and quality engineering
Level: Practicing

Extended Abstract:
Effective and efficient software and system development requires superior test approaches in place and a strong commitment to quality in the whole team. To realize the right mix of test methods and quality measures is no easy task in real project life due to increasing demand for reliability of systems, cost efficiency, and market needs on speed, flexibility, and sustainability.

To address these challenges as professionals, we should ask ourselves the following questions:

• What did we learn from the history of testing?
• What did we miss and what did we forget?
• How can we do better testing in the future?
• What would we recommend to a new tester, architect, and developer starting their career in 202x?

Therefore, in this talk we will discover and investigate wisdoms in testing from different categories (history and techniques) to answer these questions for the whole team and to embrace the continuous change and evolution in our industry!