Jason Morris is a speaker at the QA Financial & E-Commerce Forum London 2025 – on September 18th
Welcome to another QA Financial’s event-themed podcast, where we explore the cutting-edge of software testing and quality assurance in financial services ahead of the QA Financial & E-Commerce Forum London, taking place in the British capital on 18 September.
In the run-up to the annual conference, we catch up with Jason Morris, Head of Developer Pipelines for Securities Markets and Banking at Citi, who is the creator of Lightspeed, Citi’s flagship CI/CD platform, which supports more than 2,500 applications across the enterprise.
At the upcoming QA Financial and E-Commerce Forum London, Jason plans to explore how Lightspeed balances speed, compliance, and quality, and what the future of continuous delivery looks like in financial services. How does his team maintain Lightspeed? How does Jason benchmark success and value across the enterprise, and the improvements in software quality achieved? Let’s dive in.
Jason Morris will be speaking at the QA Financial & E-Commerce Forum London, on 18 September at 2pm. More information can be found here.
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