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The Business Value of Quality and Testing Adam Tate discusses the business value of quality and testing. Learn how to increase the business value of your customer approach. Discover how to put the "R" back in ROI. In this article, the author uses his vast expertise to show you how to do just that.
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Adam Tate, IBM
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Becoming a Successful Test Manager In this article, Chris DeNardis discusses the skills necessary to becoming a successful test manager. He outlines how to get organized, and how to better communicate with your team. Read all about it and take the first step on the road to being a better test manager.
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Christopher DeNardis, Rockwell Automation
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Test Process Improvement Using the TPI Approach This paper discusses test process improvement using the TPI approach.
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Martin Pol, POLTEQ IT Services BV
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Scripting for Testing 101: An Introduction These presentation materials are not available online. Please contact the authors for more information.
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Brian Marick, Testing Foundations
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Establishing a Fully Integrated Test Automation Architecture These conference materials have not been published at the request of the speaker. For information: Contact [email protected]
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Ed Kit, Software Development Technologies
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Estimation for Test Projects This paper discusses practical tools and techniques for adapting to project constraints. A hypothetical case study is also included.
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Rex Black, Rex Black Consulting Services, Inc.
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The Dynamic Answer to Test Automation: Model-Based Testing This paper discusses the advantages to using Model-Based testing. Model-Based testing provides efficient coverage, tests what you expect and what you don’t, and finds crashing and non-crashing bugs. It is resistant to pesticide paradox and is fun to watch. Read on as the author explains this method.
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Harry Robinson, Microsoft Corporation
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STAREAST 2003: Implementing a Test Automation Framework This paper discusses how to properly implement a test automation framework. You will learn keys to automation success, how to design test library architecture, and how to develop project implementation models.
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Linda Hayes, WorkSoft
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A Positive View of Negative Testing Negative testing is a core skill of experienced testers, and requires an opportunist, exploratory approach to get the best value from the time spent. It can find significant failures and produce invaluable strategic information about the risk model underlying testing, and allow overall confidence in the quality of the system. Negative testing is open-ended and hard to plan granularly. It needs to be managed proactively rather than over planned. Although negative testing is a powerful and effective approach, it is also a hard-to-manage task that has the potential to produce unwelcome information. In this paper, James Lyndsay explains the value of using this testing method.
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James Lyndsay, Workroom Productions
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Building Executable Software Test Specifications This paper discusses how executable software test specifications can help you reach project goals, and offer solutions to three common software problems. You will also learn how to articulate software development goals so they can be shared by product and test developers.
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Michael Corning, Microsoft Corporation
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