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Mobile Test Automation: Lessons Learned in the Trenches[presentation] With mobile applications becoming more and more mission critical for the enterprise, testing teams are increasingly looking to automate the test cases for their mobile applications. |
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Engineering an Enterprise Selenium Framework[presentation] Manipulating a web page is only the beginning of test automation. A large test automation suite contains an enormous amount of information about a system. Creating and maintaining such a system can be a nightmare if done incorrectly. |
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Combinatorial Test Design: Beyond the Gee-wiz Numbers[presentation] Combinatorial Test Design (CTD) is a great technique to ensure that your tests cover your test space thoroughly at a depth that matches the level of risk. |
Karen Rosengren, IBM
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The Vital P's of Testing: Purpose, People, and Process[presentation] When building a testing organization, where do you start? Technical skills? Domain knowledge? Testing experience? The cheapest resource? A set of testing tools? A formal test process? |
Michael Hendry, UNUM Corporation
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STARWEST 2012: Testing in the DevOps World of Continuous Delivery[presentation] DevOps is an increasingly popular development approach focused on ensuring that delivered code is immediately stable and works as expected. |
Manoj Narayanan, Cognizant Technology Solutions
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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