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The Dangers of Use Cases Employed as Test Cases[presentation] Use cases are a great way to organize and document a software system's functionality from the user's perspective. However, they have limited uses for testers. They are great vehicles to accomplish some tasks, and not so great for others. |
Bernie Berger, Test Assured, Inc.
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User Acceptance Testing: The Overlooked and Underplanned[presentation] User acceptance testing is sometimes regarded as the red-headed stepchild of testing. Most of us tend to focus on functional and performance testing, and in doing so forget who it is we're actually developing the application for. |
Kevin Au, Experio
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Theory and Practice in Test Process Improvement at Barclays Bank[presentation] How do you obtain buy-in on a test process improvement project in an organization with nearly two thousand developers? This presentation gives the inside story of how Barclays Bank Plc. |
Kath Harrison, Barclays Bank Plc. and Martin Pol, POLTEQ IT Services B.V.
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How to Establish a Rapid QA Process for Web Development[presentation] The majority of Web development projects incorporate a start-up scenario that slowly evolves a small group of test engineering roles made up of people with little or no QA experience. |
Patricia Humphrey, Neoforma.com
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Designing Reusable Test Automation[presentation] This paper introduces the Sequencer design that facilitates the creation and execution of reusable operations. The idea behind the Sequencer is to carve the product under test into sets of functional operations. |
Edward Guy Smith, Mangosoft Incorporated
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Internationalizing Your QA Process[presentation] The main topics of this presentation are: Understanding G11N, I18N and L10N; Planning for a Global QA Process; Overcoming Language-Specific Testing; and Selecting the Proper Tools. |
Benson Margulies and Tom Lee, Basis Technology
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Bottlenecks Exposed: The Most Frequently Found Performance Problems[presentation] Dan Downing's experience with stress testing projects has revealed a handful of common denominators present in most Web site performance problems. |
Dan Downing, Mentora
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Learning to Test Wirelessly[presentation] Wireless testing is closely related to Web testing, but they are not twins. |
Geraldine Conley, Golden-Gate Technologies, Inc.
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Flight Recorders: Analyze and Fix Defects Quickly[presentation] Users find 25 percent of your defects after your software goes live, according to a recent study. |
Oliver Cole, OC Systems, Inc.
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DAST: The Diagnostic Approach to Software Testing[presentation] Every test manager knows the pain of testing in a chaotic environment. |
Hung Nguyen, LogiGear Corporation
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Enjoying the Perks of Model-Based Testing[presentation] Software testing demands the use of some model to guide such test tasks as selecting test inputs, validating |
Ibrahim K. El-Far, Florida Institute of Technology
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Testing an eCommerce Shopping Cart Site[presentation] Karen Johnson takes attendees through a shopping session that recreates a number of possible scenarios-and highlights what can go wrong. She'll also explain how to prevent defects from going live on your production Web site. |
Karen N. Johnson, Peapod, Inc.
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The Simplest Automated Unit Test Framework That Could Possibly Work[presentation] Everyone pays lip service to the importance of unit testing, but rarely do developers actually integrate unit testing into their daily routine. |
Chuck Allison, Utah Valley State College
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Software Code Inspection for Defect Prevention[presentation] Thousands of hours are spent testing, but most software professionals find that traditional testing simply isn't enough to ensure code quality. This presentation gives software professionals a complementary approach: software inspection. |
Jasper Kamperman, Reasoning
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How to Break Out of the Same Old Routine with Retrospectives[presentation] How many times have you finished testing on a release and said "Boy, I never want to go through one like that again." Or have you ever had a project canceled and said "If only I would have known at the beginning, what I know now, I would have |
Randy Slade, Kaiser Permanente Information Technology
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