In software development, the so-called smoke test is the very first test run, which indicates whether an application is running reasonably smoothly or whether further development is required before the full test program is started. The term was usually used by craftspeopel, where smoke is conducted through pipe systems (sanitary area) or woodwind instruments to detect possible leaks.
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Sebastian Zang
Sebastian Zang has cultivated a distinguished career in the IT industry, leading a wide range of software initiatives with a strong emphasis on automation and corporate growth. In his current role as Vice President Partners & Alliances at Beta Systems Software AG, he draws on his extensive expertise to spearhead global technological innovation. A graduate of Universität Passau, Sebastian brings a wealth of international experience, having worked across diverse markets and industries. In addition to his technical acumen, he is widely recognized for his thought leadership in areas such as automation, artificial intelligence, and business strategy.
