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Managing Successful Outsourcing Projects[presentation] Global teams are increasingly becoming a reality with advancement in networking and internet technologies. You may have part of your team on west coast, east coast, in Europe or Asia. |
Samir Shah, Microsoft Corporation
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STAREAST 2006: All I Need to Know about Testing I Learned from Dr. Seuss[presentation] Through the stories and parables of Theodor Geisel, we can learn simple, yet remarkably powerful approaches for solving testing problems. |
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Deal Me In: Playing the Mangage Your Manager Game[presentation] We all have managers above us with whom we must deal-and how we deal with them requires skill and practice. To be successful and help a team be its best, you, as a test manager, need daily practice at managing your manager(s). |
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SOA and Web Services Testing Involve the Whole Team[presentation] Serious enterprise application development is moving to Service Oriented Architectures as companies try to leverage existing applications while meeting new customer demands. |
John Michelsen, iTKO, Inc.
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The Art of Exploration[presentation] In order for exploratory testing to be perceived as a valuable process by all stakeholders in the organization, we need to make sure the result of that testing-our documentation-is presented with the same professionalism and attention to deta |
David Gilbert, Sirius Software Quality Associates, Inc.
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She Said, He Heard: Challenges and Triumphs in Global Outsourcing[presentation] You are asked to put together a QA group in India that will work in tandem with your US team to provide twenty-four hour support for a global financial company. |
Judy Hallstrom, Franklin Templeton Investments
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You'll Be Surprised by the Things Testers Miss[presentation] Why do some bugs lie undetected until live operation of the software and then almost immediately bite us? |
James Lyndsay, Workroom Productions
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The Last Presentation on Test Estimation You Will Ever Need to Attend[presentation] Estimating the test effort for a project has always been a thorn in the test manager's side. How do you get close to something reasonable when there are so many variables to consider? |
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Risk-Based Testing in Practice[presentation] The testing community has been talking about risk-based testing for quite a while, and now most projects apply some sort of implicit risk-based testing approach. |
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Testing and the Flow of Value in Software Development[presentation] High quality software should be measured by the value it delivers to customers, and high quality software process should be measured by the continual flow of customer value. |
Sam Guckenheimer, Microsoft
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Model-Based Security Testing[presentation] Preventing the release of exploitable software defects is critical for all applications. Traditional software testing approaches are insufficient, and generic tools are incapable of properly targeting your code. |
Kyle Larsen, Microsoft Corporation
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Don't Whine - Build Your Own Test Tools[presentation] The highly customized hardware-software system making up the new flight operations system for the world's largest airline did not lend itself to off-the-shelf tools for test automation. |
Clay Bailey, IBM
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Patterns for Reusable Test Cases[presentation] You can think of Q-Patterns as a structured set of questions (tests) about the different aspects of a software application under test. They are questions about the system that are categorized, grouped, sorted, and saved for reuse. |
Vipul Kocher, PureTesting
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Acceptance Testing: What It is and How To Do It Better - in Context[presentation] When test engineers use the term "acceptance testing," they might be saying and thinking profoundly different things. |
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Security Testing: Are You a Deer in the Headlights?[presentation] With frequent reports in the news of successful hacker attacks on Web sites, application security is no longer an afterthought. |
Ryan English, SPI Dynamics Inc
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