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The Science and Art of Web Site Load Testing[presentation] The magnitude and unpredictability of Internet loads pose unique testing challenges for Web sites. The only sure way to know how a Web site will behave under a heavy user load is to perform a load test. |
Alberto Savoia, Velogic Inc.
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Using Risk Analysis in Testing[presentation] Anne Campbell provides insight into how a risk analysis grid was effectively implemented at IDX as a device to gauge QA team performance and as a communication tool to the development team. |
Anne Campbell, Channel Health
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Automated Testing Lifecycle Methodology (ATLM)[presentation] This presentation gives you an overview of the Automated Test Lifecycle Methodology (ATLM), a structured process for designing and executing testing that parallels the system development lifecycle. |
Elfriede Dustin, BNA Software
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Graybox Software Testing in the Real World in Real-Time[presentation] The Graybox Testing Methodology is used to test embedded systems. |
Andre Coulter, Lockheed Martin
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Testing Strategy Changes for eBusiness Applications[presentation] The U.S. market for eBusiness software and services is expected to grow from $25 billion in 1998 to $104 billion in 2003. |
Jeff Tatelman, Interim Technology Consulting
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Common Pitfalls of Test Automation (And How to Avoid Them)[presentation] Organizations often fall prey to the same common myths and errors when automating their testing efforts. This presentation provides insight into these myths and errors and suggests solutions. |
Robert Crews, CorTechs, Inc.
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Applying Structured Testing in the Unstructured World of a Start-Up[presentation] How do you implement effective testing in the rapidly changing world of a start-up company developing a Web application? |
Efi Goldfarb, TopTier
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Automating Tests on Embedded and POS Systems and Other Non-Standard Programmable Devices[presentation] This presentation explains how it is possible and why it is desirable to automate tests against virtually any system that uses serial and digital communications to integrate various devices for some business purpose, such as point-of-sale (PO |
Bob Calco, CorTechs, Inc.
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Test Management Boot Camp 101[presentation] Although management supervision is a critical factor to a test program's success, it is often entrusted to people with minimal experience and training in these areas. |
Jon Hagar, Lockheed Martin Astronautics Company
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STAREAST 2000: Confessions of a (Recovering) Coding Cowboy[presentation] The battle lines are drawn, it seems, between programmers and testers. Do you wonder what makes some programmers so opposed to process control? Why do programmers seem to resent testers? |
Susan Joslyn, SJ+ Systems Associates, Inc.
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The Tester's Triad: Bug, Product, User[presentation] Good testing does not come naturally to everyone. For these individuals, the best option is to look closely at really good testers and observe what often seems to come easily and unconsciously to them. |
Brian Marick, Testing Foundations
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An Application Program Interface (API) Testing Method[presentation] Discover a technique to test APIs that combines aspects of two published software testing methods: Markov modeling and category partitioning. An example is given that demonstrates this hybrid technique. |
Alan Jorgensen, Advanced Engineering Technology
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Best Practices in Testing an Enterprise Class E-Commerce Application[presentation] With nearly two hundred million people surfing the net worldwide, businesses engaged in e-commerce must use sophisticated testing techniques to guarantee the optimal user experience. |
Jennifer Cuenot, Nationwide Insurance Systems
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Unified Modeling Language (UML) and Testing[presentation] The Unified Modeling Language (UML) has become the industry's standard for capturing software architectures and elaborating system design. This presentation provides an overview of the UML from a tester's perspective. |
Sam Guckenheimer, Rational Software
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Bug Tracking in Chaos[presentation] Whether you call them bugs, defects, issues, or Test Incident Reports (TIRs), a tight schedule with unrealistic project goals requires you to record, track, and report on software problems quickly and accurately. |
Marc Rene, GTECH Corporation
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