2021/12/03, 1 – 4:30 p.m.
Online via livestream

CoffeeTalks IV / 2021

Our fourth jambit CoffeeTalks of the year are taking place on December 3, 2021. As series of events for jambitees and guests, the CoffeeTalks offer know-how around software development and related topics. They are a building block of our top-of-mind knowledge culture and are part of the attractive offer for individual personnel development of jambit's software developers, along with Vertrauenslernzeit and other building blocks.

As always, you can look forward to objective and high-quality talks on current tech topics. For our fourth edition in 2021, guests and jambitees can expect two exciting jambit talks on FE Automated Testing Framework + FE Automated Test Data Creation and Money makes the world go round: About companies, changing business models and unicorns. As a special treat, we are offering an external talk about stress signals and coping strategies: Everyone can be stressed – be different!

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Program of our jambit CoffeeTalks IV / 2021

FE automated testing framework and FE automated test data creation

1:00 – 2:00 p.m.: Don Swinscoe, Senior Software Architect, Business Division Automotive and Felix Sonnenholzer, Software Engineer, Business Division Automotive

The front-end application has been developed with a REST back-end and should now be tested. Manual tests are a start here, but in terms of automation they are not the best way. The better alternative is end-to-end tests. Many know them, most would need them, but not all use them. Writing them, however, often creates considerable added value. But how to start and how are tests and test data aligned? In this joint presentation, Don Swinscoe, Senior Software Architect, and Felix Sonnenholzer, Software Engineer, both from the Business Division Automotive, are introducing E2E testing to all interested parties. In the first part, Felix is presenting a WebdriverIO solution that can test front-end integrations solidly, even independently of the back-end. In the second half, Don is using a framework in Postman/Newman to illustrate the manageability of queries/data, adaptability, reusability and ultimately the automation of test data creation.

Money makes the world go round: About companies, changing business models and unicorns

2:30 – 3:15 p.m.: Robert Kowalski, Head of Department Media Solutions, Business Division Media

To remain successful in the long term, companies must regularly reinvent themselves and realign their business model. In this talk, Robert Kowalski, Head of Department Media Solutions, Business Division Media, is looking at some case studies and answering questions such as: Why does a Swabian car manufacturer no longer build cars but luxury products à la Louis Vuitton? What is behind the collaboration between the soccer club Paris Saint-Germain and the basketball brand Nike Jordan? How can platform- or API-based business models create an alternative to advertising revenues? And how does the Amazon Flywheel ensure business success?

Everyone can be stressed – be different!

3:45 – 4:30 p.m.: Tanja Mang, stress manager

The word "stress" has long been part of our everyday lives. For many, being stressed is also a sign of being productive and achieving something. But how much stress is healthy? And what is stress anyway? How do I recognize stress and what are the typical symptoms? In her talk, Tanja Mang, a freelancing trainer for stress management, is answering these questions. She is also shareing tips and tricks in the context of simple coping strategies. Because less stress means more performance and more fun in life.

Our jambit CoffeeTalks IV / 2021 at a glance

WHO? Our jambitees Don Swinscoe, Felix Sonnenholzer, Robert Kowalski and stress manager Tanja Mang
WHAT? jambit CoffeeTalks IV / 2021
WHEN? Friday, December 3, 2021, 1 – 4:30 p.m.
WHERE? Online via livestream

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