Achieving higher quality software through knowledge exchange
PNSQC 2018 registration is open and the Early-Birds will get a jump start with discounts for individuals and groups. Register now!
Keynotes and Invited Speakers are already sharing their insights in interviews and answering Q&As. Get geared up for the conference by checking out the blog posts. The huge response to the Call has allowed up to curate a technical program that will keep you entertained, educated and begging for a rest stop on the road to quality.
This year the Technical Program is featuring tracks in People, Management and Leadership, Processes, Practices and Methods, Technologies and Tools, Test Automation and Testing. Some of the highlights along the way include:
Yet to be announced are the lunchtime activities, evenings onsite and around town, and lively idea exchanges over poster papers. Join us on the road to quality. Sign up now, get the best price and rest assured we’ve got you on the map for that road to quality.
Why do certain teams see the highest levels of software quality, with defect densities among the best at 90th percentile or better against their peers, while other teams see defects at 3x-4x worse compared to industry averages? What role does time pressure and agile team size play in a company’s quality culture? From Agile to Offshore, what conditions are present for QA teams to either have the highest chances for success, while others are blamed for missed deadlines?
Importance of AI – A huge concern in the industry right now is a worry that AI is being developed to take QA and testing tasks away from teams.
Do you want to test it quickly? Manual! Do you want to test it continuously? Automated! And keep experimenting and find out what works in your situation.
Want to go to the PNSQC Conference in Portland on October 8-10th but unsure if your boss will let you? Or pick up the expense? Here are some ideas for convincing your boss to cover your attendance.
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PNSQC recently interviewed 2018 Invited Speaker Alan Page on his thoughts regarding modern testing, how testers can be better, and the life signs of QA.
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