Enterprise Reporting: Elevating Quality Visibility to the C-Suite
3:05 - 4:05 Great Hall 3
In today’s Agile enterprises, Quality Engineering is hampered by a fragmented tool ecosystem—Jira, multiple test management platforms, diverse test frameworks, ServiceNow and more—while the effort required to build and maintain a scalable, cloud-based reporting infrastructure in-house can divert precious engineering resources and delay time-to-value. The strategic approach overcomes both obstacles by deploying lightweight, ground-level connectors that extract raw events and metrics from every tool, streaming them into a centralized, cloud-native data store where they are normalized and persisted at scale. A composite metrics engine then transforms this ground-level data into standardized Engineering KPIs, aligns them with Business OKRs, and computes unified “quality scores” across all Agile pods. Finally, an AI-driven continuous monitoring and optimization platform detects gaps, anomalies and risk patterns in real time, automates root-cause analysis by correlating failures with code changes and environment shifts, and recommends targeted process or resource adjustments. The result is a turnkey, data-driven blueprint that bypasses homegrown toil, enforces metric consistency, continuously optimizes performance through AI, and delivers boardroom-ready insights that elevate quality to a C-Suite priority.
This approach helps bring quality to the C-Suite table in real time, satisfying executives’ demand for immediate, data-driven visibility.
Parasar Saha is the CEO and Co-Founder of Digy4, the AI-powered Quality Engineering platform behind DigyDashboard, which consolidates disparate testing data into a single, actionable view. Over his 23-year career at Air Canada, Scotiabank and SOTI, he architected enterprise testing frameworks still in use today and filled the gaps that slow large-scale software delivery. As a founding member of the Canadian Quality and Testing Association (CQTA), Parasar has elevated QE strategy into C-suite boardrooms nationwide. He now leads a team of enterprise, AI and DevOps veterans in building DigyDashboard, DigyAI and DigyKube—bringing “human-level” intelligence to every stage of the software lifecycle.