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Agile, Automation, and the Cloud[presentation] The cry throughout organizations today is “move to the cloud”. However useful the cloud may be, testing applications hosted in the cloud presents an additional set of challenges. |
Kiran Karnad, Mimos Berhad
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Static Testing Comes to Agile: A Simplified Inspection Process that Works[presentation] Costs soar when defects are not discovered until system testing-or worse, in production. Inspections can drive down delivery times, drive out defects, and help align business and IT expectations. |
Anne Hungate, Nationwide Insurance
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The Many Flavors of Exploratory Testing[presentation] The concept of exploratory testing is evolving, and different interpretations and variations are emerging and maturing. |
Gitte Ottosen, Sogeti Denmark
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Three New Technologies that Will Disrupt Your Test Organization[presentation] Which forces are shaping the future of your test organization-processes, tools, technologies? It is a simple-and misleading-question. The test organization is not the center of the universe. |
Klaus Haller, Swisscom IT Services
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Forgotten Wisdom from the Ancient Testers[presentation] In our increasingly agile world, collaboration is the new buzzword. But collaboration is hard to do well. |
Dorothy Graham, Consultant
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Beyond the Silver Lining: Testing Go Daddy's Cloud[presentation] The cloud offers users a way to easily access applications and data from anywhere on any device. However, behind that simple façade lies a colossal testing challenge. |
Brent Strange, Go Daddy
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Agile Defect Management: Focus on Prevention[presentation] Efficient agile organizations focus on defect prevention rather than downstream defect discovery because discovering defects during or after testing adds to development costs. |
David Jellison, Constant Contact
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Stop the Test Automation ROI-based Justification Insanity[presentation] In the past, we justified our automation efforts with ROI calculations based on saved test execution time. Unfortunately, those “savings” frequently led to eliminating testers from the organization. |
Bob Galen, RGalen Counsulting Group, LLC
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The Tester's Role in Continuous Integration[presentation] If your software product is recompiled and integrated frequently, you can improve your testing by integrating automated tests into your continuous integration process. |
Ayal Cohen, HP
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Moneyball and the Science of Building Great Testing Teams[presentation] Moneyball is an analytical, metrics-based approach to assembling a competitive baseball team. It is based on breaking down accepted preconceptions and finding new ways to look at individual skills and how they mesh as a team. |
Peter Varhol, Seapine Software Inc
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Tests and Requirements: You Can't Have One without the Other[presentation] The practice of software development, including agile, requires a clear understanding of business needs. Misunderstanding requirements causes waste, missed schedules, and mistrust within the organization. |
Ken Pugh, Net Objectives
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Testing in the Cloud: Policy, Security, Privacy, and Culture[presentation] Many organizations are evaluating and migrating toward cloud computing solutions. In 2012, the challenges are less technological, and more cultural and policy related. |
Steven Woodward, Cloud Perspectives
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Making the Most of Test Automation on an Agile Project[presentation] In today’s competitive marketplace, the ability to rapidly release new product features is vital. As we move from traditional release cycles of months and years to cycles of days and weeks, test automation approaches need rethinking. |
Alexander Andelkovic, Spotify
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Building a 21st Century Test Automation Framework[presentation] Customers in today’s Web 2.0 world expect rapid releases of feature-rich applications that just work. Keeping up with such a paradigm change requires test organizations to focus heavily on test automation. |
Clark Malmgren, Comcast Video Services
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Testing a Business Intelligence/Data Warehouse Project[presentation] When an organization builds a data warehouse, critical business decisions are made on the basis of the data. But how do you know the data is accurate? What should you test, and how? |
Karen Johnson, Software Test Management, Inc.
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