EuroSTAR 2010: 5 Webinars, 1 Live Panel Session, No Travel
Required
Sit back, relax and enjoy a cup of coffee as we bring you
5 Passion Webinars and a Live
Webcast of the Hot Topics Panel Session from
EuroSTAR 2010 in Copenhagen, all for FREE and from the comfort
of your office. Take a look at the schedule below and register
for as many online events as you like
Live Webcast: EuroSTAR 2010 Hot Topics Panel Session
Wednesday, December 1st, 10:45 Copenhagen Local Time (
Check your local time)
Tune into the EuroSTAR 2010 Hot Topics Panel Session and watch
live as some of the leading minds in testing discuss and
debate some of the burning issues affecting software testers
today. This is a unique opportunity to watch a live session
from EuroSTAR from the comfort of your own seat, so register today
and join us for what promises to be an insightful & thought
provoking discussion.
EuroSTAR 2010 "Passion for Testing" Webinars
Building on this year's conference theme "Passion
for Testing", EuroSTAR will host five "Passion Webinars" which fall
into the categories: People, Leadership, Process Improvement,
Automation
and Techniques. EuroSTAR hopes that these webinars will help you to
define your own passion and in doing so allow you to actively apply
it throughout your working life.
"Six Hats on Testing" presented by Julian
Harty
Tuesday, November 30th, 15:30 Copenhagen Local Time
(Check your local time)
This webinar presents the concepts of six thinking hats, and
demonstrates how they have been applied to software testing. Join
us to learn how you can apply them to your work, and escape from
your testing rut. This work has been presented, developed, and
refined over the last 5 years.
"Selecting the Right Test Design Technique" presented by
Derk-Jan de Grood
Wednesday, December 1st, 13:00 Copenhagen Local Time
(Check your local time)
Derk-Jan shares his insights on test technique selection and
poses three questions you should ask yourself when selecting a
technique: What types of errors do I want to find? What impact do
these errors have in production? Is the needed information to
perform these tests available? He then lays out a list of common
test techniques and discusses which error types they are most
likely to discover. Take back a new understanding of test technique
choice and selection to become a better software defect sleuth.
"Agile Testing + Product Owners - Leading Agile Teams
Towards Results" presented by Bob Galen
Wednesday, December 1st, 15:00 Copenhagen Local Time
(Check your local time)
There is a powerful partnership that is created within mature
agile teams that helps lead them towards success. No, the
developers are not part of it. Not that they aren't critical to the
team. Instead it includes the Product Owner and the teams' Testers.
These two parties provide the vision, values, and measurements that
keep the team on course and ultimately assure whether the teams'
results meet customer expectations.
"Early Test Involvement to The Extreme - Merging
Requirements Engineering and Testing" presented by Anne Mette
Has
Thursday, December 2nd, 11:00 Copenhagen Local Time
(Check your local time)
This webinar will present the expectation engineering
model, where testers and requirements engineers join forces and use
their skills to express the stakeholders' expectations in such a
way that the expectations not only serve as a communication
platform with stakeholders during the development of the product,
but also serve directly as test cases to verify the extend of
fulfilment of the expectation in the completed product. This will
not only reduce redundant work, but also enhance the chances of the
development being faster and easier.
"What Managers Think They Know About Automation - But
Don't" presented by Dorothy Graham
Thursday, December 2nd, 15:00 Copenhagen Local Time
(Check you local time)
In this Webinar, Dorothy Graham outlines common management
misconceptions about automation and how to ensure that you have
realistic expectations. Also how to understand management's role in
successful automation and how to guide for success. How to avoid
common mistakes and common misconceptions about test automation and
know what to monitor and how to get back on track