In this webinar, we will introduce “Tricentis AI Workspace,” a brand-new capability just released in March 2026, along with the key features of the end-to-end Tricentis software quality platform powered by a suite of AI agents.

In today’s AI era, the ways organizations can leverage AI are rapidly expanding—driving new business creation across many domains and enabling transformative changes in system development, such as the adoption of AI-generated code. As the pace of change accelerates, a critical challenge for IT organizations and CIOs is how to ensure trust in the quality of AI-enabled systems.

Every company—especially large enterprises—operates a complex technology landscape built from vast numbers of interconnected applications. Maintaining quality amid the growing speed and scope of AI-driven change is extremely difficult. Even an error in a single application can ripple across an integrated application ecosystem, leading to increased downtime, heightened risk exposure, and obstacles to achieving business goals. In addition, general-purpose AI tools that may appear smart and fast often lack sufficient understanding of the context of individual applications and end-to-end dependencies, potentially producing unstable, risky outcomes. While enterprises demand speed, they cannot accept the risk introduced by unsafe or low-quality AI-generated code.

Tricentis’ agentic software quality engineering platform addresses these challenges head-on. By combining powerful AI agents with years of deep expertise and proprietary technology across approximately 200 ERP and packaged applications—and extending support to web and custom applications—the platform autonomously accelerates and scales software development and quality, while preserving human oversight, judgment, and accountability.

In this session, we will provide an overview of Tricentis’ software quality platform featuring the latest AI capabilities.

Speaker:

• Shigenori Higashimoto, Executive Officer, Head of Technology, Tricentis Japan GK

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