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Four Crucial Tips for Automated Web 2.0 Testing[presentation]
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The vast majority of problems found in web-based functional tests can be traced to a few common issues—dealing with dynamic page content, understanding the differences between explicit and implicit waits, choosing a proper element locator strategy, and understanding how to deal with...

Jim Holmes, Telerik
Unleash Service Virtualization: Reduce Testing Delays[presentation]
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The ability to rapidly release new product features is vital to the success of today’s businesses. To accelerate development, teams are adopting agile practices and leveraging service-oriented architectures to integrate legacy applications with other systems. At the same time, testing...

Allan Wagner, IBM Software—Rational
Introducing Mobile Testing to Your Organization[presentation]
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Mobile is an integral part of our daily lives, and if it’s not already part of your business model, it soon will be. When that happens, will you be ready to tackle the demands of testing web and native mobile apps? From the perspective of a test lead, Eric Montgomery describes the...

Eric Montgomery, Progressive Insurance
Emotional Intelligence in Software Testing[presentation]
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As test managers and test professionals we can have an enormous emotional impact on others. We're constantly dealing with fragile egos, highly charged situations, and pressured people playing a high-stakes game under conditions of massive uncertainty. We're often the bearers...

Thomas McCoy, Australian Department of Families
Automation Culture: Essential to Agile Success[presentation]
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For organizations developing large-scale applications, transitioning to agile is challenging enough. If your organization has not yet adopted an automation culture, brace yourself for a big surprise because automation is essential to agile success. From the safety nets provided by automated..

Geoff Meyer, Dell, Inc.
New Testing Standards Are on the Horizon: What Will Be Their Impact?[presentation]
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The history of testing standards has not always been auspicious. Testing standards documents have been expensive to obtain, limited in scope, inflexible in expectations, and inconsistent. However, they contain important lessons learned from experienced practitioners—if a tester is willing...

Claire Lohr, Lohr Systems
Exploratory Testing on Agile Projects: Combining SBTM and TBTM[presentation]
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Exploratory testing provides both flexibility and speed—characteristics that are vitally important with the quick pace of short agile iterations. With session-based test management (SBTM), exploratory testing is structured and documented in pre-defined sessions. A newer approach...

Christin Wiedemann, Professional Quality Assurance, Ltd.
Android Mobile Testing: Right before Your Eyes[presentation]
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Few topics are hotter than mobile software development. Every company seems to be rushing to release its own mobile applications. When it comes time to build that software, they quickly learn that things are hard. Many developers claim that it is difficult or impossible to test drive the...

Jeff "Cheezy" Morgan, LeanDog
Better Security Testing: Using the Cloud and Continuous Delivery[presentation]
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Even though many organizations claim that security is a priority, that claim doesn’t always translate into supporting security initiatives in software development or test. Security code reviews often are overlooked or avoided, and when development schedules fall behind, security testing...

Gene Gotimer, Coveros, Inc.
The Test Coverage Outline: Your Testing Road Map[presentation]
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To assist in risk analysis, prioritization of testing, and test reporting (telling your testing story), you need a thorough Test Coverage Outline (TCO)—a road map of your proposed testing activities. By creating a TCO, you can prepare for testing without having to create a giant pile of...

Paul Holland, Testing Thoughts
Performance Testing Web 2.0 Applications—in an Agile World[presentation]
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Agile methodologies bring new complexities and challenges to traditional performance engineering practices, especially with Web 2.0 technologies that implement more and more functionality on the client side. Mohit Verma presents a Scrum-based performance testing lifecycle for Web 2.0 apps...

Mohit Verma, Tufts Health Plan
A Year of Testing in the Cloud: Lessons Learned[presentation]
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Jim Trentadue describes how his organization first used the cloud for its non-production needs including development, testing, training, and production support. Jim begins by describing the components of a cloud environment and how it differs from a traditional physical server structure.

Jim Trentadue
Keynote: Testing in a Test-driven World[presentation]
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Agile software development has fundamentally changed the way software testing is performed. No longer is testing relegated to the end of the lifecycle where its budgets are cut and its conclusions ignored. Now we live in a world where testing drives development and, for better or worse...

Jeff Payne, Coveros, Inc.
Cutting-edge Performance Testing on eCommerce Websites[presentation]
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Having problems with your website’s performance? Does it take too much time and effort to determine the cause of a particular page’s poor performance? Would you like to find the root cause of client-side issues in an automated way? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then...

Ron Woody, GSI Commerce
Load and Performance Testing in the Cloud: Myth vs. Reality[presentation]
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Is the cloud just another overhyped IT buzzword or a transformational technology wave? Steve Weisfeldt helps you get past all the noise and identify how you can leverage the cloud’s flexibility and scalability to save time and money on load and performance testing. Steve describes ways...

Steve Weisfeldt, Neotys

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