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Keynote
Sessions & Speakers
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Wednesday, August 29, 9:00 AM
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Edward Kit, founder and president of
Software Development Technologies, is a recognized expert in the area of
software testing and automation. His best-selling book, Software
Testing in the Real World: Improving the Process, has been adopted as a standard by
companies such as Sun Microsystems, Exxon, Chase Manhattan Bank, and Cadence Design Systems.
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Test Automation—State-of-the-Practice
Edward Kit, President,
Software Development Technologies
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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Thursday, August 30,
9:00 AM
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Linda Hayes is the founder of
three software companies including AutoTester, where she pioneered
automated test tools for the PC. Her new company, WorkSoft, offers
the next generation of enterprise-level test automation. A frequent
industry speaker and award-winning author, she publishes the monthly
"Quality Quest" column for Datamation, wrote the Automated
Testing Handbook, and co-edited Dare to be Excellent with Alka
Jarvis on best practices in the software industry. should not be
your only line of defense.
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The New Economics of
Test Automation
Linda Hayes, President,
WorkSoft
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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