In many ways, the rapidly evolving mobile banking application industry is challenging for testers. Adding a wearable device brings new challenges, new user behaviors, and untested devices. To ensure a well-tested product, what changes and adaptations do you need to make to your test approach? Carl Johnson shares his hands-on experiences going from testing a mobile banking application to testing a wearable “watch-bank,” an application that makes it possible for customers to see balances and transactions on their smartwatches. Carl presents examples of his learnings—tools that could help you simulate the use of a token-based login method, the invaluable assistance of beta testers using the real world as their test environment, and possible security threats that need testing in order to secure sensible information. Carl concludes with the most important learnings and experiences put together in a framework you can use as a guide if you are involved in a similar project.

1. BW11
Session
6/8/16 4:15 PM
The Challenges of Testing a Wearable
Banking Application
Presented by:
Carl Johnson
SOCO Norge AS
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2. Carl Johnson
SOCO Norge AS
Carl Johnson has experience as a consultant, advisor, and manager in projects for
some of the largest banks and financial service providers in Scandinavia. Carl is a
curious person, interested in new technology with the ambition of ensuring high
quality for the end user. The dots connected him to the testing industry,
something he really enjoys. Now as a senior consultant at the dedicated test
consultancy firm SOCO, Carl is responsible for testing mobile banking applications
at Norway's second largest bank, which is a leader in developing new mobile
solutions and applications. This has given Carl broad experience in testing both
native and web applications for mobile devices.

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The Challenges of Testing a Wearable Banking Application
Carl Johnson
Mobile Banking
Watch Bank
Native App
Agenda

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Background
Users
8 000 000
150 000
20
Project
8
3
1
++
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
0-19 år 20-39 år 40 - 59 år 60 +
User Age Groups

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m.sparebank1.no Native app
Interface
Automation
Unit
Integration
QA
System
Test Strategy
Dev
Business
Test
PR

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Demo Fitnesse testing, web (2 min)

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[forskning.no]
6
VideoLogins
Time
Mobile
PC

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«In a few years’ our digital traffic have moved from the PC to mobile
devices. Next step is ge@ng the banking services available for
people on their «things»
- Baard SlaaFelid
h:p://www.dn.no/tekno/2014/11/07/1010/Interne:/-klokkebank-er-bare-frste-steg

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Demo Watch Bank(1 min)
Security

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Token
Create
Get
Postman
Demo Postman Create Token (1 min)

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Functional testing
Challenges

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After Pebble
Safety
Test Environment
BETA Testers
Devices
Updates
Tools
Manual
Reality
Observation
Watches
POC
Framework
Learnings

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Applied Learnings
New Native Application

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New Native Application
Q&A
carl.johnson@soco.no
Thank You