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Square Peg, Round Hole: Matching Testing with Business Needs[presentation] There are many types of software testing methods, ranging from exploratory to a full CMM Level 5 compliance. Choosing the wrong style of testing methodology can jeopardize your company’s software success. |
Patrick Callahan, ePeople Inc
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STARWEST 2003: Testing Dialogues - Management Issues[presentation] Testing dialogues are a unique platform for you to share your ideas and learn from experienced testers from around the world. In this double session, test managers engage in in-depth, small group discussions with their peers. |
Facilitated by Esther Derby and Johanna Rothman
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Large Database Load and Stress Testing[presentation] No one looks forward to load and stress testing a large database, but it is a critical task in the test process. Michele Rossi focuses on practical strategies to test software built for large database environments. |
Michele Rossi, BMC Software Inc
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Automating J2EE and .NET Tests[presentation] With the introduction of the new J2EE (1.4) and .NET platforms, the middleware tier of software applications just became more complex. How do you test an application that uses up to 20 major APIs? |
Frank Cohen, PushToTest
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Using Test Objectives to Define, Summarize, and Report Your Test Efforts[presentation] A large system test can consist of hundreds or even thousands of test cases, making it difficult to report results to management in a meaningful way. We typically use summary metrics, but they don't always present a clear picture. |
Jan Scott, QB Software
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Creating and Maturing a Testing Center of Excellence[presentation] How can your test organization help drive improvement in the overall software lifecycle? |
Thomas George, Capital One Financial Corp
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Data-Driven Techniques To Text XML APIs[presentation] Adapting the Convergys's Advance Data-Driven Techniques (ADDT) process, the company has successfully automated testing of XML APIs. |
Shakil Ahmad, Convergys
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The Performance Management Lifecycle-Benchmarking, Methodology and Criteria[presentation] Reliable and consistent performance must be an integral part of your software's release criteria and specifically tested during quality assurance. Learn the key elements of building a performance benchmark for your application. |
Steven Rabin, Insight Venture Partners
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Getting More Mileage Out of Your Automation[presentation] Don't settle for rerunning the same automated test cases over and over again. Instead, get more mileage out of your automation! |
Kelly Whitmill, IBM Corporation
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STARWEST 2003: Rapid Web Testing in a High-Velocity Environment[presentation] It’s going live tonight! How can I test Web changes when I have only a few hours for testing? In this session, Greg Paskal presents the Minimal Essential Testing Strategy (METS) designed to aid in your rapidly changing Web environment. |
Greg Paskal, Kinko's
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Sell Your Management on a New Testing Process[presentation] New test approaches and methods can temporarily disrupt your testing department's productivity, often making it tough to get these new approaches embraced by senior management and accepted into test teams. |
Harry Robinson, Microsoft Corporation
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Testing In Changing Times[presentation] Programming methods and tools are changing at a pace unrivaled since the Seventies. The economy has changed dramatically and continues to change now. New technology appears continuously and is becoming cheaper to deploy. |
Brian Marick, Testing Foundations
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Metrics For Test Managers[presentation] To be most effective, test managers must develop and use metrics to help manage the testing effort and make informed decisions about the software' quality. |
Rick Craig, Software Quality Engineering
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| How To Break Software Security[presentation] |
Herbert H. Thompson and James Whittaker, System Integrity LLC and Florida Institute of Technology
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When Enough is Not Enough[article] Have you ever found yourself stuck in a situation where, no matter what you do, you can't seem to please your senior manager? Your manager wants you to decrease test time, but at what price? You go back and forth, but no matter how much you compress the schedule, it's never enough. Johanna Rothman explains how to avoid the bring-me-a-rock trap, when enough is not enough, and keep your team from being sucked into unreasonable time constraints. |
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