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How to Find the Level of Quality Your Sponsor Wants[presentation] In this paper, I'll talk about how to focus yourself to do effective testing. I'll cover where to start, what to look for, what and who are your resources. There is a level of understanding you need about the quality goals for a project. |
Sue Bartlett, Step Technology
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Concise, Standardized, Organized Testing in Complex Test Environments[presentation] There's a need for standardized, organized hardware and software infrastructure, and for a common framework, in a complex test environment. |
Gerhard Strobel, IBM Germany
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Revealing the Mysteries of Test Measurement[presentation] Contrary to popular belief, test measurement is not a mysterious art. Rather, it's a vital part of test management. |
David Hutcheson, Glen Abbot Ltd.
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Test Result Checking Patterns[presentation] Determining how a test case detects a product failure requires several test case design trade-offs. These trade-offs include the characteristics of test data used and when comparisons are done. |
Keith Stobie, Microsoft
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Data in Functional Testing-You Can't Live Without It[presentation] This paper sets out to illustrate some of the ways that data can influence the test process, and will show that testing can be improved by a careful choice of input data. |
James Lyndsay, Workroom Productions
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A Framework for Testing Real-Time and Embedded Systems[presentation] What do we mean when we say local, remote, simultaneous, and distributed testing? |
Alan Haffenden, The Open Group
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Creating Quality From Scratch: How to Build a Testing Organization[presentation] With more and more companies realizing the need for testing throughout the product development process, there's a growing demand for bigger, better QA teams. |
Eric Patel, Nokia Home Communications
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Take This Test and Share It![presentation] Your organization may not be the size of IBM, but your testers have probably experienced many of the same problems. |
Bill Woodworth, IBM
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STAREAST 2001: Managing the End Game of a Software Project[presentation] How do you know when a product is ready to ship? QA managers have been faced with this question for many years. |
Mike Ennis, BMC Software
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Patterns and Automation: The Road to More Effective Testing[presentation] Testers are an organization's most effective defense against shipping embarrassing or even fatal defects. |
James Whittaker, Florida Institute of Technology
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Standards for Test Automation-A Case Study[presentation] Implementing a set of automation standards adopted and followed by the test team will benefit everyone. |
Brian Tervo, Microsoft Corporation
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Metrics Collection and Analysis for Web Sites[presentation] To many organizations, the concept of metrics is foreign. Even after taking training on metrics usage, few organizations take advantage of the value metrics can bring. |
Joe Polvino, Element K
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The Global Challenge: Quality Assurance for Worldwide Markets[presentation] Many software applications are hosted in worldwide data centers, simultaneously launched with multiple language user interfaces, and continuously upgraded in rolling release cycles. |
Steve Nemzer, VeriTest
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Baby Steps-Testing Therapy for Developers[presentation] Learn from a "developer-in-recovery" the strategies for overcoming testing phobia and testing animosity among developers. |
Susan Joslyn, SJ+ Systems Associates, Inc
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Testing in the Internet Time-A Case Study[presentation] Testing before eBusiness was tough-and now it is even more difficult! |
Eamonn McGuinness, aimware
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