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Rapid Automated Test Script Development In A Fast Paced Web Shop[presentation] Before you start writing automated test scripts, you need an automation framework that matches your application and environment. Not surprisingly, Web applications at HotJobs, a Yahoo! |
Clay Givens, HotJobs, a Yahoo! Company
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Static Testing of Source Code[presentation] What is static testing of source code and why it is one of the most efficient testing techniques for your software projects? |
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Survival Skills for Today's Test Managers and Test Teams[presentation] Build and keep a strong QA/testing team valued by upper management while successfully competing for limited IT budgets. William Ginn shares his success at strengthening his team in a chaotic and changing development environment. |
Bill Ginn, Onvia.com
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The Process And Politics of Implementing Change: Moving To Formal Testing[presentation] Organizing test artifacts and having an automated process to manage them is critical to the success of test groups in complex application development lifecycles. Managing test cases in MS-Word or a spreadsheet no longer work. |
Vivek Bhatia and Jon Harader, Wells Fargo
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Automated Testing of Packaged Applications Upgrades[presentation] If you are responsible for Oracle Application implementations, you probably understand the complexity and quality challenges of implementing 11.5x upgrades. |
Dan Downing, Mentora Inc
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Code Reviews - An Improved, Light Weight Process[presentation] Formal code inspections work for some organizations, but are often considered too structured for many others. |
Thirumalesh Bhat, Microsoft
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Combating the Test Schedule Killers[presentation] By focusing on three simple but often overlooked methods, David Petrella’s test team consistently stays on schedule and delivers the testing results his projects expect. |
David Petrella, SysTest Labs
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Testing Dialogues: Technical Issues[presentation] Test professionals face a myriad of issues with immature development technologies, changing systems environments, increasingly complex applications, and 24/7 reliability demands. |
Facilitated by Esther Derby and Johanna Rothman
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Improving Testing In A Small Informal Organization[presentation] Many smaller organizations are looking for ways to improve their testing processes and approaches. They do not need complex assessment reports, change task forces, extensive implementation of guidelines, or expensive training programs. |
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Configuration Test Automation using Virtual Machines[presentation] There are more than 7,000 possible configurations of operating systems, browsers, screen resolutions, and other unique characteristics in today’s computer environments. |
Vladimir Belorusets, Plaxo
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Establishing Bug Priority and Severity: The Elevator Parable[presentation] "How do you know when you're finished?" A key process in this assessment is making good bug severity and priority assignment. |
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STARWEST 2003: Surviving The Top Ten Challenges of Software Test Automation[presentation] Although test automation has been around for years, many organizations still have difficulty making automated testing a reality. |
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Testing Web Services - A Big, Big Problem[presentation] Because Web services are almost completely dynamic, there is an increased chance of errors in applications using these services. |
Adam Kolawa, ParaSoft Corporation
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Improving Requirements Through Testing[presentation] Because testing, by some definitions, is ensuring that the observed results match the expected results, we often are highly dependent on the quality of the requirements when we test. |
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STARWEST 2003: How To Break Software Security[presentation] We have all experienced the "thrill" of functional testing, going through requirements and then crafting test cases to ensure that the application behaves according to specifications. |
Herbert Thompson, Security Innovation LLC
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