How does the concept of 'shift left' in ETL testing impact risk management?
- It has no impact on risk management
- It increases risk by delaying testing until later stages
- It increases risk by skipping testing altogether
- It reduces risk by conducting testing early in the development lifecycle
'Shift left' in ETL testing refers to conducting testing early in the development lifecycle. This helps identify and address issues sooner, reducing the overall risk in the project by catching problems in the early stages.
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