Achieving higher quality software through knowledge exchange
At PNSQC, we’re passionate about A Culture of Quality — measuring it, improving it, and even applying it to our everyday lives. For the upcoming conference October 14-16, in Portland, OR, our Keynotes, Invited Speakers, and paper presenters will all offer insights, tips, and hands-on experience that you can take back to the office.
To prepare for the conference, we’re hosting webinars with select speakers to get you thinking about the industry of today and solutions for tomorrow. The replays are available in the webinar section of our News Archives.
For a full subject immersion, our deep dive workshops will take you on a full or half day journey into topics from Unit Testing to SPEED, plus the chance to participate in a Hackathon.
Online conference registration is open now with Super Early-Bird and Group discounts. Check out the registration information now to elevate your own Culture of Quality this October.
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As one attendee says:
“PNSQC is two packed days of quality insights, camaraderie from past conferences, and networking to meet new friends. I look forward to attending next year’s and imparting my new knowledge!” — Jan E. Ralston, Corporate Quality Program Manager, Synopsys, Inc.
The theme for this year’s conference is “A Culture of Quality.” Our 2019 program will explore the theme of culture and how it affects the quality of your projects and organizations. As North America’s longest running software quality conference, we take pride in providing attendees with real-world solutions they can use.
We look forward to seeing you October 14-16, 2019 at the conference.
Webinar on Information Security: Practices & Trends in Agile Enterprises.
How has Agile evolved over the past twenty years? The Agile Manifesto was signed in 2001. Companies and teams have been discovering the agile framework and new ways to work for quite a while. What did the signers get right, and what could have been improved? What parts of agile thinking may have been lost along the way and where are we going next?
Much has been written about quality and risk management from the perspectives of organizations that design, develop, and implement software systems. However, many enterprises no longer build software systems internally but, instead, acquire them from contractors.
Have your retrospectives lost their fizz? Don’t lose heart! Watch the replay of this PNSQC webinar to find out how you can create conditions that keep your agile practices moving forward.
Work smarter not harder is the mantra of our team that drives us to achieve results with limited resources. We have embodied this approach by building high performing robots and competing at state and world championships organized by FTC. For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) is a team-based robotics program created for students to inspire them to pursue STEM. Read More…
Does this sound familiar? You’ve spent the last few years building up your company, restructuring…
Angie Jones, software engineer and authority on testing using Machine Learning, will present the keynote on “Testing the Untestable” at the Pacific NW Software Quality Conference in Portland.
Golf is an imperfect game – and QA is about imperfect jobs. I am passionate about both.
This makes me a wannabe perfectionist who knows I’ll never reach perfection. But, in my endless ascent of Mt. Perfection, I employ similar tools and rules for golf and quality assurance.
