Achieving higher quality software through knowledge exchange
Thanks so much to all the presenters, attendees, and volunteers who make PNSQC happen each and every year for the past 36 years. Every single one of you make a difference in software quality, and it is appreciated.
We are so thankful for all the conversations, shared ideas and welcoming energy at the conference. We hope you can take this energy with you back to your own organizations as you build your own Road to Quality.
The speaker slides and videos will be posted in a few weeks; look for a newsletter to announce that posting.
If you picked up a conference “On the Road to Quality” t-shirt or sticker pack, please share photos wearing the shirts or displaying stickers on LinkedIn, Twitter or Instagram. Remember to use @PNSQC or tag #PNSQC in the photo.
The theme for PNSQC 2019 is “A Culture of Quality”. Start gathering ideas to put together your own proposal for how a quality culture is shared among your team, workplace or company. We are looking forward to seeing you next year at PNSQC, Oct 14-16, 2019.
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.
Michael Larsen currently works with Socialtext in Palo Alto, CA. In his years of experience, he has worked with a broad array of technologies and industries including virtual machine software, capacitance touch devices, video game development, and distributed database and web applications.
Ever sit in a strategy review session and get little or no participation from others? Or feel like you left a planning session with a different understanding of what was agreed to?
Join us for this exclusive pre-conference PNSQC webinar with Ying Ki Kwong, Statewide QA Program Manager, Oregon Office of the State CIO, on Friday, September 21st at 9 am PDT.
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