Testing Related WEBINARS
non-series
Managing Testing Projects Well
Abstract: Why do projects fail? Well known around the world
for its pragmatic, interactive approach, the Managing Projects
Well and The Human Side of Project Management seminars are a
favorite for seasoned project managers and team members alike,
as well as those just starting the journey because it hits the
BIG 3: Managing Projects, People, and
Time.
Using Software Testing Metrics for
Effectiveness
Abstract: How do you assess your organization's
readiness to measure? Understand the difference between measures
and metrics? How do you implement the 5-step measurement
process? This WEBinar will cover the key fundamentals of a measurement
process.
Skills Inventory for Today's Software Project Managers
Effectively managing the process of software development requires the software project manager to be competent in a range of skills. This WEBinar covers the key principles and practices of a software project manager. It does this by showing a skills inventory that is needed by software professionals to be a good software project manager.
The Focus. The WEBinar will outline eleven knowledge domains which describe the necessary skill sets that today’s software project manager must possess.
Addressing the Top Ten Testing Challenges
Abstract: What has research shown are the
top 10 testing challenges? How have others experienced these
challenges? What have your colleagues done to
address these issues? And finally, what are the
recommended solutions by the QAI
to address these top 10 testing concerns?
Communication Tools to Address the Top Ten Testing Challenge
Abstract:
William Perry and Randy Rice did a study of the top 10 software testing challenges and how to address them. This is in a book, which can be acquired from the Quality Assurance Institute. These are major challenges
and many of them can be addressed with specialized interaction and
communication tools.
Economics of Continuous
Testing
Abstract: How do you save money by testing
continuously throughout the development life cycle? How
do you specifically compute the
amount of money saved by injecting specific amounts of
testing early in the life cycle? Why are defects introduced early and
found very late the most costly to remove? Why are so many people still think
testing is done as a single life cycle phase? We'll also
cover the importance of both
verification testing and validation testing
Test Automation
Abstract: The term "testing tool" does not
automatically imply automation. QAI has
documented 30+ testing tools and 10+ testing
techniques for all phases of the testing process, both
general and detailed.
User Acceptance Testing
Abstract: User Acceptance Testing is the final phase of any system testing regimen. It is the last place where the user gets to determine whether or not the software meets his or her requirements. These requirements can also include structural requirements, such as robustness, integrity, ability to handle heavy loads, and so on.
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