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End the Guessing Game - Regression Test Selection Methods[presentation] Developing your regression test suite does not have to be a guessing game. |
Brian Robinson, ABB Inc.
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Let's Make Bugs Miserable[presentation] Preventing and eliminating bugs is what quality is all about. Help! Call the virtual exterminator! |
Anibal Sousa, Microsoft Corporation
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Quality Assurance and Testing in an FDA Regulated Environment[presentation] How can we reduce costs associated with FDA imposed computer systems validation (CSV) guidelines and improve test coverage at the same time? |
Eric Toburen, Genilogix
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Diagnosing Performance Problems in Web Server Applications[presentation] Many application performance failures are episodic, leading to frustrated users calling help desks, frantic troubleshooting of production systems, and re-booting systems. |
Ron Bodkin, Glassbox software
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Testing Web Services Security[presentation] Many organizations are beginning to deploy Web services as the preferred way to interact electronically with employees, customers, and trading partners. |
Jack Quinnell, Kenai Systems
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STARWEST 2004: Testing Dialogues - Management Issues[presentation] Many organizations are beginning to deploy Web services as the preferred way to interact electronically with employees, customers, and trading partners. |
Facilitated by Esther Derby and Elisabeth Hendrickson
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Testing with the Open Source DBUnit Framework[presentation] Many enterprise applications are tightly coupled to a database. Consequently testing application code that depends on a database is challenging because the act of testing changes the database, often making retesting a problem. |
Andrew Glover, Vanward Technologies
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Testing Windows Registry Entries[presentation] Warning: Registry keys may be hazardous to your program's health! Registry key entries in Windows applications-visible or hidden-are often neglected by testers. |
Michael Stahl, Intel Corporation
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Performance Testing Early in Development Iterations[presentation] When the software architecture is emerging and many features are not yet ready, performance testing is a challenge. However, waiting until the software is almost finished is too risky. What to do? |
Neill McCarthy, BJSS
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Security Nirvana - Combining Source Code Scanning and Penetration Testing[presentation] Penetrate and Patch. That's the unspoken model that many software development teams have been following for the past several years: build it, and when a security problem is found, then scurry around to patch it. |
Ady Kakrania, Security Innovation LLC
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Deploy a Peerless Peer Review Process[presentation] Peer review programs are like parachutes-proper deployment is essential; otherwise, they inevitably will crash. When effectively implemented, peer reviews have a significant return on investment and result in greater product reliability. |
Lee Sheiner, Georgia Tech Research Institute
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STARWEST 2005: Testing Dialogues - Management Issues[presentation] As a test manager, are you struggling at work with a BIG test management issue or a personnel issue? If so, this session is for you. |
Esther Derby, Esther Derby Associates Inc
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Intelligence Testing: Techniques for Validating a Data Warehouse System[presentation] Many organizations have implemented information repositories-single-source data warehouses-to capture and provide key business intelligence information. |
Geoff Horne, iSQA
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A Spoon Full of Sugar Helps the Test Process Improvement Go Down[presentation] Test process improvement is the medicine many software organizations need to heal wounds caused by today's fast-paced software development lifecycles. |
Dion Johnson, DiJohn IC, Inc
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Bugs Shipped: Agile Versus eXtreme[presentation] Traditionally, acceptance testing is an end-of-development, final-stage test activity, often done ad-hoc by users. |
Marnie Hutcheson, Ideva
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