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How to Turn Your Metrics Into a Monthly Executive Brief With AI Before Your Leadership Meeting

To turn your metrics into a monthly executive brief, run the Executive Decision Brief skill on your Databox data. Connect at least one revenue or core KPI source, run the skill in Genie or in Claude through Databox MCP, and schedule it monthly with a Routine. You get a one-page brief you can read in about 90 seconds: what moved, what’s working, what’s at risk, where your metrics disagree, and three decisions to put in front of the room.

AI Workspace + Jira: Increase Jira test coverage with agentic workflows

Requirements change in Jira all the time, and QE teams have to catch every edit to update their test cases. Connect Tricentis AI Workspace agents to Jira and qTest, so any requirement change generates and updates test cases for you with the right context. In this walkthrough, Senior VP of Product Marketing Ryan Yackel, will show you how a Jira edit triggers an agentic workflow, pushes test requirements into qTest, and creates test cases with a human-in-the-loop checkpoint.

How to measure productivity in the age of agentic testing

In this AI transformation roundtable, Nate Custer, Principal Technologist at TTC Global, shares how to measure productivity on an agentic quality engineering team. Drawing on a mainframe regression story, he explains why saving time only matters if you use it to close coverage gaps. He also argues that QA teams should track how often they have to fix AI-generated code, and why that measurement might mean more than speed or headcount.

AI FinOps: Moving Beyond Cost Visibility to Control, Optimization, and Value

AI FinOps must not be an afterthought but should be a critical and mandatory component for any enterprise AI program.. The explosive growth of AI workloads from simple AI-assisted coding to product autonomous multiagent systems complicated by highly dynamic usage-based pricing has introduced next level risk in tracking and managing spend. As the Gartner report points out, 85% of enterprises have no automated controls to stop cost spikes.

Control the spend and usage of your AI testing agents | SmartBear BearQ

Worried an AI teammate could rack up a surprise bill? In this video, you’ll learn how SmartBear BearQ gives you real governance over AI testing spent – built with pre-baked monthly limits, so your team always knows what to expect before a single agent gets to work.

Real Estate Data Enablement: Make Property Data Usable for AI, Reporting, and Automation

Which properties in your portfolio are becoming less profitable, and why? A reliable answer usually means pulling lease and occupancy data from the property management system (PMS), operating costs from accounting, maintenance records from a third platform, and rent comparables from outside the company. Some of it lives only in a spreadsheet one analyst maintains. The answer can take days, and two teams can come back with different numbers. Large real estate companies rarely lack software or data.

The eMudhra certificate compromise: how it affects Bitrise users

On October 17, 2026, the developer world learned that the private keys of eight intermediate certificate authority (CA) certificates from eMudhra had been compromised. In this article, I’ll explain how that affects the Bitrise environment powering your Bitrise CI jobs, Build Hub runners, and Remote Developer Environments.

6 Vibe Coding Security Tools for Enterprise Engineering Teams

AI coding assistants are changing how enterprise software gets built. Developers can generate applications, refactor code, install dependencies, and connect external services through natural-language instructions. But the same tools that accelerate development can also access sensitive files, execute commands, and introduce unverified components into corporate environments.

How AI Is Changing the Role of the Modern QA Engineer

If you started in quality engineering decades ago, your whole mental model was forged in deterministic logic: assert(actual === expected). You took a business requirement specification, mapped out boundary values, wrote explicit test steps in TestRail or Jira, and automated them in Selenium, Cypress, or Playwright. In traditional QA testing, if an input of 2 + 2 yielded anything other than 4, you opened a severity-1 blocker, attached the stack trace, and kicked the build back to the developers.