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Hurry Up & Wait[magazine] There are no industry standards for Web response times. How long a user is willing to wait for a Web page to load depends on any number of variables and conditions. Find out how to determine and quantify performance criteria and use those criteria to create happy customers. |
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Building the Test Management Office[presentation] It's the life challenge of a test manager-leading testing while keeping the work under control. If it's not poor code, it's configuration glitches. If it's not |
Geoff Horne, iSQA
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Test Estimation: A Pain or ... Painless?[presentation] Agile methodologies may be coming soon to a project near you. |
Lloyd Roden, Grove Consultants
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STAREAST 2007: Positioning Your Test Automation Team as a Product Group[presentation] Test automation teams are often founded with high expectations from senior management-the proverbial "silver bullet" remedy for a growing testing backlog, perceived schedule problems, or low quality applications. |
Steve Splaine, Nielsen Media Research
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The Risks of Risk-Based Testing[presentation] Risk-based testing has become an important part of the tester’s strategy in balancing the scope of testing against the time available. |
Randy Rice, Rice Consulting Services Inc
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Failure Patterns: A Powerful Tool to Optimize Your Testing[presentation] As professionals, we have always known that exhaustive testing is rarely feasible or affordable. Thus, we must find more efficient and effective approaches to testing. |
Les Hatton, University of Kingston
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Challenges in Performance Testing of AJAX Applications[presentation] The AJAX model for Web applications has been rapidly gaining in popularity because of its ability to bring the richness and responsiveness of desktop applications to the Web. |
Rajendra Gokhale, Aztecsoft
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A Flight Plan for Testing to Keep Us Safe[presentation] Just as an airplane pilot always uses a checklist when preparing for a flight, a test engineer should use a checklist when preparing for testing. |
Sid Snook, Software Quality Engineering
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An Outsource Model for Quality Assurance and Automated Testing[presentation] Efficiency and effectiveness are the cornerstones of successful quality assurance and test automation effort. |
Jeff Somerville, RBC Financial Group
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Bugs on Bugs! Hidden Testing Lessons from the Looney Tunes Gang[presentation] Robert Sabourin finds that characters from the Looney Tunes Gang-Bugs Bunny, Road Runner, Foghorn Leghorn, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Michigan J. Frog, and others-provide wonderful metaphors for the challenges of testing. |
Robert Sabourin, AmiBug.com Inc
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The Case of a Failed Project: A Mystery Solved[presentation] John Scarborough recounts the aftermath of a test project failure that stunned engineers and managers alike. The project was highly strategic yet very challenging. Team members were proud to be assigned to it. |
John Scarborough, AZTECSOFT - itest
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Performance Testing Web Applications with OpenSTA[presentation] OpenSTA is a solid open-source testing tool that, when used effectively, fulfills the basic needs of performance testing of Web applications. |
Dan Downing, Mentora Inc
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Stop Finding Bugs, Start Building Quality[presentation] Many testers believe that their job is to find bugs. While finding bugs is indeed an important aspect of testing, detecting bugs earlier or preventing them from ever occurring has a far greater impact on improving software quality. |
Alan Page, Microsoft Corporation
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Mistakes Outsourcing Customers Make[presentation] Ten years of experience with test outsourcing at Polteq Lucent Technologies has shown that it can be successful. However, on the way to success, many-and sometimes painful-lessons were learned. |
Kees Blokland, POLTEQ IT Services BV
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Gain Control over Chaotic Development Projects[presentation] Testers are frequently assigned to projects in which applications are undergoing major modifications, yet documentation may be incomplete, wrong, or non-existent. |
Dennis Tagliabue, Dell
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