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Shsha is a passive testing tool allowing observing the system without interacting with it.

QA, as we see it, is a continuous learning process. It is about learning how the system should operate in production, followed by learning the actual behavior of the system by way of performing tests and, after comparison, ensuring that all the discrepancies are either fixed or documented. It is the epitome of all QA activities. The other essential task that QA performs is developing the Test Design, coming up with Test Tools and Automated Test Libraries, which is an ongoing process, as opposed to learning at the beginning and testing as the end result. We are still learning when the system goes into production and still receive feedback from it. That allows us to reveal as many issues as possible.

Advances in data analysis and artificial intelligence rapidly change the world around us. The presence of machines that think will soon affect all industries, processes and occupations.

Iosif Itkin, CEO, Exactpro, London Stock Exchange Group

Turquoise is a unique lit and dark trading venue, offering a broad universe of over 43 hundred stocks with uniform access to 19 major European and emerging markets. Turquoise Block Discovery won the Most Innovative Trading Service in 2015. The Exactpro staff are responsible for market surveillance and the back office within Turquoise. Over the years, Exactpro has accumulated vast experience in testing the trading algorithms, constantly exploring its most interesting aspects and, as a result, truly having a lot to offer on the subject.

Victoria Leonchik, QA Analyst for Turquoise, Exactpro

In trading technology, quality assurance frameworks can perform many functions: software testing, surveillance, client onboarding, crowd-sourcing. They should also fully match the compexity of the system under test.

Feroz Cader, VP, Head of Trading Systems, MillenniumIT, LSEG Technology