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eBusiness Survival: The Essentials for Automated Web Application Testing Trial and error is no way to survive the aggressive world of eBusiness. A complete Web testing solution is essential. It must cover all phases of the application life cycle, automate your test practices for the different phases and platforms, and accelerate your process with team communication, measurement, and analysis. In this presentation, Dave Kapelanski teaches you how to survive and thrive in the eBusiness world with tools, services, and practices. Learn how to identify and track your systems and testing requirements, determine which parts of your process are ripe for automation, identify when remote testing is a viable and necessary solution, and achieve repeatable, predictable results to ensure continued success.
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Dave Kapelanski, Compuware Corporation
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Common Mistakes in Test Automation Automating the execution of tests is becoming more and more popular as the need to improve software quality amidst increasing system complexity becomes ever stronger. The appeal of having the computer run the tests in a fraction of the time it takes to perform them manually has led many organisations to attempt test automation without a clear understanding of all that is involved. Consequently, many attempts have failed to achieve real or lasting benefits. This paper highlights a few of the more common mistakes that have contributed to these failures and offers some thoughts on how they may be avoided.
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Mark Fewster, Grove Consultants
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Achieving eBusiness Quality by Design Testing can identify software defects, but it cannot prevent them. This presentation examines the opportunity for testers to engage in achieving eBusiness quality from the beginning of the development lifecycle. Architectural process and application of patterns can have a significant impact on eBusiness quality. Yet testing technology and testers' efforts have largely focused in the opposite direction-on deriving tests from the "as-built" system. Learn how to architect testable Web applications and develop test designs and test in parallel with the design and development of your Web-based application.
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Sam Guckenheimer, Rational Software Corporation
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The Importance Load Testing Plays in the Internet Economy This presentation suggests reducing performance problems with these Key Steps: 1) plan for performance testing; 2) use baselining and consistent metrics; 3) build realism into tests to gain accuracy; 4) leverage performance testing assets; 5) make performance testing an ongoing effort; 6) investigate new options in load testing.
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Kevin Gallagher, Newport Group, Inc.
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Preparing for Test Automation-Are You Ready? Test automation requires an investment in software testing tools, equipment, personnel, and time. There is also continuous maintenance required in keeping existing test scripts current as well as developing new ones. This presentation reviews some fundamental factors to consider before making these investments. Learn how to answer the question, "Are you ready to begin automating your testing processes?" And, for those of you who answer "yes," learn an approach on implementing automated software testing in your organization based on real-world expectations.
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Kerry Zallar, Bank of America
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Test Automation Management Automating the execution of tests is becoming more and more popular as the need to improve software quality amidst increasing system complexity becomes ever stronger. The appeal of having the computer run the tests in a fraction of the time it takes to perform them manually has
led many organisations to attempt test automation without a clear understanding of all that is involved. Consequently, many attempts have failed to achieve real or lasting benefits. This paper highlights a few of the more common mistakes that have contributed to these failures and offers
some thoughts on how they may be avoided.
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Mark Fewster, Grove Consultants
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A How-To Guide to Choosing Tools You've been tasked with finding a new software tool to help automate your organization's testing. With so many tools on the market, though, where do you start? In this presentation, Elisabeth Hendrickson walks you through the selection process-from determining your organization's needs to acquiring the tool and then rolling it out to the entire organization. You will learn when to build a tool from scratch rather than buy it, and what to ask the vendor before committing to purchase it. Discover how to assess test automation tools and how to roll out new tools throughout your organization.
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Elisabeth Hendrickson, Quality Tree Software, Inc. and Johanna Rothman, Rothman Consulting Group, Inc.
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The New Economics of Test Automation The New Economy is changing the dynamics of the market and the economics of test automation. There has never been a better time to invest the time and money to deploy the processes and tools necessary to achieve successful automation. In this keynote presentation, Linda Hayes discusses ways to reposition your test organization from a technical cost center to a business investment opportunity to gain the attention and commitment of senior management. Find out how to get more time and money, and what to deliver instead of bug reports. Discover why testing must change-and learn ways to "reinvent by rethinking" your purpose. Develop an understanding of what test automation really means in the New Economy and how it can successfully impact your organization.
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Linda Hayes, WorkSoft
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Test Automation-State-of-the-Practice The current state of software test automation is in flux. Today's technologies-the Web, Java, wireless technologies, etc.-have changed how we do business and how we need to test. Test automation technologies are changing to keep up. Edward Kit summarizes the key shifts in the automated software quality industry and presents a new automation model, including an integrated set of testing processes and techniques. Explore test design and automation solutions for testing real-time, non-standard, high-reliability, complex architectures-including a prepaid wireless voice recognition telecommunication system and embedded network processor case studies. Learn the key to performing coordinated, synchronized automated testing of systems containing all of the following: TCP/IP, Voice, Call Control, proprietary protocols, and SS7 GSM.
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Edward Kit, Software Development Technologies
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Selecting Re-Tests for Corrected Defects Using Coverage Analysis Data Topics covered in this presentation include: Why and when to trim the test suite; How to select tests to run with
Coverage Analysis System (CAS) tools; Testing Code Changes before push; How we create CAS databases; and When CAS methods are not useful.
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Jim Boone, SAS Institute, Inc.
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