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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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Software Test Automation: Planning and Infrastructure for Success[presentation] Automation tools are often viewed as a cure-all that will instantly reduce test cost and effort. |
Bill Boehmer and Bea Patterson, Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.
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STAREAST 2001: Measuring the Value of Testing[presentation] How can we make testing more visible and appreciated? Without measurement, we only have opinions. |
Dorothy Graham, Grove Consultants
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Performance Testing 101[presentation] Organizations are often so eager to "jump in" and use load testing tools that the critical steps necessary to ensure successful performance testing are sometimes overlooked-leading to testing delays and wasted effort. |
David Torrisi, Mercury Interactive
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Configuration Management for Testers Working in Web Development Environments[presentation] Configuration management has long been a staple activity for large, traditional software engineering projects but has been markedly absent from most Web development projects. |
Andrea MacIntosh, QA Labs Inc.
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Automated Test Results Processing[presentation] This paper introduces techniques used to automate the results analysis process. It examines the analysis of |
Edward Smith, MangoSoft Corporation
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Using Commonly Captured Data to Improve Testing Processes[presentation] For a variety of reasons, many test organizations routinely collect data on defects found during testing, |
Dean Lapp, Minitab Inc.
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Targeted Software Fault Insertion[presentation] Since the completely random software fault insertion techniques suggested in much of the research literature are not practical for most software products, this paper suggests that a modest targeted software fault insertion effort for a few co |
Paul Houlihan, MangoSoft Corporation
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A Senior Manager's Perspective on Software QA and Testing[presentation] Quality assurance (QA) and testing are critical to the success of any software company. However, the senior management team doesn't always understand this and needs to be educated about the world of software QA and testing. |
Paul Lupinacci, Changepoint Corporation
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Critical Skills and Effective Attitudes for Testers[presentation] What distinguishes good testers? Some characteristics explained in this presentation:
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Rex Black, Rex Black Consulting Services, Inc.
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Designing Test Strategies for eBusiness Applications[presentation] Identifying the failure points in complex eBusiness systems is becoming increasingly difficult. These systems may integrate business-to-business components, support e-commerce, and facilitate the delivery of electronic content. |
Beverly Kopelic, Amberton Group, Ltd.
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Release Criteria: Defining the Rules of the Product Release Game[presentation] How do you know when you're finished testing? How do you know when the product is ready to ship? |
Johanna Rothman
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Risk: The New Language of eBusiness Testing[presentation] Balancing testing against risk in eBusiness and e-commerce applications is essential because we never have the time to test everything. But it's tough to "get it right" with limited resources and the pressures to release software quickly. |
Paul Gerrard, Systeme Evolutif Limited
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Mining the Gold from Your Web Server Logs[presentation] How often have you wished that you knew what your customers really thought of your Web site? You can extract a gold mine of information from your Web server's log to reveal how your site is used. |
Karen Johnson, Peapod, Inc.
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