מצגת מגמות בבדיקות תוכנה כנס בדיקות 2011 רם יוניש טאקט בדיקות
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The document discusses various topics related to software testing including automated vs manual testing, crowd testing, Agile methodologies like Scrum and Kanban, tools that support Agile and testing practices, cloud-based testing platforms, mobile testing, security vulnerabilities, and online resources for software testing information. It provides an overview of key Agile concepts and how tools and methods have evolved to support new approaches to testing in modern software development.
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Trends2010Ram Yonishבמצגת המצורפת, מציג לנו זיו מנדל (מנכ"ל משותף ג\'ון ברייס הדרכה, טאקט בדיקות ומטריקב גלובל) את תפיסתו והבנתו לגבי מגמות בעולם הטכנולוגי בכלל ובעולם הבדיקות בפרט
Qa Measurements 2009 Comverse Upload
Qa Measurements 2009 Comverse UploadRam Yonish1) In 2009, Comverse hired a new Near Shore QA manager to improve its software testing processes and reduce costs.
2) The new manager found significant issues, including a large backlog of untested software, inefficient processes, and high employee turnover.
3) After implementing reorganization, process improvements and new tools, the manager helped Comverse pass more tests, reduce downtime, and improve employee satisfaction over three years.
Roi And Testing Metrics Tact TestingRam YonishLe document semble aborder divers points concernant des tests unitaires et des mises à jour de bases de données. Il mentionne également des éléments spécifiques à examiner et à réévaluer. Cependant, le contenu est fragmenté et manque de clarté sur les détails spécifiques.
Near Shore Testing - Israel
Near Shore Testing - IsraelRam YonishThis document discusses the benefits of nearshore outsourcing compared to offshore outsourcing. It states that some of the disadvantages of offshore outsourcing are reduced with nearshore since there are fewer time zone differences, cultural differences are smaller, and communication is easier. Nearshore offers a better balance between cost and quality than offshore.
trends and buzzwords for SW tetsing
trends and buzzwords for SW tetsingRam YonishThis document provides an overview of testing tools for times of crisis, beginning with a disclaimer. It then lists and briefly describes various types of testing tools, including test management tools, test automation tools, freeware tools, and tools for specific testing types like compatibility and accessibility testing. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of just getting started with testing and sharing knowledge with others.
ROI for testing
ROI for testingRam YonishThis document discusses return on investment (ROI) and provides three examples of ROI calculations:
1) A software testing example that shows how finding and fixing bugs early can save significant costs later and provide a ROI of 350%.
2) An example of how investing $70,000 in testing upfront resulted in $315,000 of savings, providing a ROI of 350%.
3) A brief example comparing investing $40 upfront versus $50 later, highlighting the potential cost savings from earlier investment.
The Effect Of Globalization On Israel Testing Market
The Effect Of Globalization On Israel Testing MarketRam Yonish
How to manage your testing automation project ttm methodology
How to manage your testing automation project ttm methodologyRam Yonish
A Successful Improvement Process With Measurable Results
A Successful Improvement Process With Measurable ResultsRam Yonish
A successful improvement process with measurable results
A successful improvement process with measurable resultsRam Yonish
Roi And Testing Metrics Tact TestingRam Yonish
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- 2. The SIRI tester Is it manual or automated testing? Ask…SIRI
- 5. ALM Vgile Agile – crowd testing, Testing 2.0 SAAS cloud
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- 7. IT ALM - SAAS
- 8. SAAS open source KDT
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- 11. XP TDD Continuous Integration Lean Agile
- 12. Thinking tools Toolkits a.k.a. ”mindsets” or ”philosophies” a.k.a. ”frameworks” RUP XP Agile Scrum Lean Kanban Process tools a.k.a. ”organizational patterns” Product Owner role Pair programming Visualize the workflow To do Dev Test Release Done! 5 3 2 3 H D C A G B K FLOW
- 13. 24 hours Daily Scrum Meeting Backlog tasks 10 - 30 days expanded Sprint Backlog by team Potentially Shippable Product Backlog Product Increment As prioritized by Product Owner Source: Adapted from Agile Software Development with Scrum by Ken Schwaber and Mike Beedle.
- 14. Roles •Product owner Ceremonies •Scrum Master •Team •Sprint planning •Sprint review •Sprint retrospective •Daily scrum meeting Artifacts •Product backlog •Sprint backlog •Burndown charts
- 15. www.scrumalliance.com www.agilemanifesto.org www.danko.org.il www.scrum-master.com www.planningpoker.com http://scrumforteamsystem.com www.controlchaos.com www.winnowmanagement.com www.implementingscrum.com http://scrumoogle.com/
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- 18. the truth is out there… - Crowd testing www.gomez.com www.utest.com www.testcrowd.com The crowd crowd testing
- 20. - Platform as a service - PAAS Google, Microsoft, Linux, apple - Infrastructure as a service - IAAS amazon, HP, Microsoft, IBM CPU DB salesforce CRM Software as a service - SAAS perfecto bugzilla practitest, QC mobile, device anywhere Perfecto mobile + QTP
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