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TOPIC: Improving Software Quality and Testing Automation Processes utilizing a Commercial Automation Framework
Software development is a complex project fraught with schedule tradeoffs and compromises. The result? Missed launch deadlines or a reduction in features or quality in order to meet release dates. Worksoft solutions enable you to bring software applications to market 60% faster and with fewer problems, than traditional automation record/playback/scripting automation technologies, creating a real competitive advantage for your company.
Worksoft’s innovative solutions for software testing automation require no programming. This enables testing to start earlier in the development lifecycle, even before the code is complete. No programming means no recording, no test debugging and easier maintenance of test plans and test cases. The approach empowers all members of the product delivery process to contribute to the testing, including QA, developers, architects and subject matter experts such as business analysts.
The presentation will show you how a commercial automation framework can significantly shorten your testing cycles, so that your organization can focus on delivering higher quality software in a shorter timeframe.
SPEAKER: Jay Weiser, Director of Systems Engineering, Worksoft, Inc.
After beginning his career with a six-year stint as an electrician on nuclear submarine duty, Jay spent the last 15 years in varying technical and management roles with software companies, including technical writing, Webmaster, DBA, technical support, pre and post sales, and product management. He spent the last 6 of those 15 years working for software vendors in the software quality automation space. During that time he has written articles and lectured on testing and process-related subjects, including the following:
‘Quality Management for Web Services’
- Versions of which appeared in the Web Services Journal and in ComputerWorld
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