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Do You Work in IT?[magazine] A self-professed latecomer to IT, Danny Faught has a new appreciation for the challenges faced when developing products for an internal customer rather than products for sale. |
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Reap the Rewards of Recognition[magazine] Everyone likes to feel as if her hard work and good deeds have been appreciated. In this installment of Management Chronicles we discover how the words "thank you" can become a powerful management tool. |
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The Whorfian Hypothesis[magazine] Benjamin Whorf hypothesized that the language we speak constrains the thoughts we can have. Learn how a well-developed organizational vocabulary can help increase the quality of your products. |
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Jack Be Agile, Jack Be Lean[magazine] Lean software development and agile software development are two approaches for creating new software. But how much do you really know about them? Do they compete or complement each other? Discover how agile and lean processes can work together for sustainable product development. |
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To Track or Not to Track[magazine] What's your take on the defect-tracking debate? Are defect logs helpful repositories of knowledge or cumbersome, inefficient inventories? Lisa Crispin took to the trenches to find out how different industry workers view defect-tracking systems. Find out what they had to say. |
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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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