The document discusses a QA manager with 6 years of IT experience who has been presenting since 5th grade. It then lists some of their experiences including scientific research, customer pre-sale work, completing IT academy and QA certification courses, and leading team trainings and knowledge sharing presentations across several industries.

1. ▪ QA Manager
▪ 6 years of IT experience
▪ Presenting since 5th grade
▪ Scientific researches
▪ Customer pre-sale
▪ IT Academy course
▪ QA basics course
▪ Certification course
▪ Team trainings
▪ Knowledge sharing presentations
Healthcare, retail, infrastructure, virtualization, automotive

8. • Time spent on specific tasks both in actual
working hours and actual time spent
• Cost both from time spent and from direct cost,
such as license fees
General
• Subjective statements about confidence from
different stakeholders
Measurements
about
confidence

9. • Tasks started
• Task completed
Test planning
and
monitoring
• Number of specified and approved test procedures
• Relevant coverages achieved in the specification (for
code structures, requirements, risks, business processes)
• Other tasks completed
Test
development

10. • Number of executed test procedures (or initiated test procedures)
• Number of passed test procedures
• Number of passed confirmation tests
• Number of test procedures run as regression testing
• Other tasks completed
Test execution
and reporting
• Tasks completedTest closure

11. • Number of reported incidents
• Number of incidents of different classes,
for example, faults, misunderstandings,
and enhancement requests
• Number of defects reported to have been
corrected
• Number of closed incident reports
Incidents

12. • Number of coverage elements
covered by the executed test
procedures
Coverage
• Code structures covered by the testCoverage

16. ▪ Agreed
▪ Needed measures
▪ Repeatable measurements
▪ Using already existing
measurements
▪ Having a measurement plan
▪ Using the measurements
▪ Precise measurements
▪ Comparable measurements
▪ Economical measurements
▪ Creating confidentiality

17. Honesty Visibility Action

18. Measurement
is the quantitative
indication of extent,
amount, dimension,
capacity, or size of some
attribute of a product or
process.

24. ▪ S-Curves
▪ Pie Chart
▪ Check Sheets
▪ Risk-Based Reporting
▪ Statistical Reporting

27. Test monitoring -
evaluating and
providing feedback
of the testing phase
Test control -
guiding and taking
corrective action
based on some
metrics or
information to
improve the
efficiency and
quality

28. ▪ Prioritizing the testing efforts
▪ Revisiting the test schedules and dates
▪ Reorganizing the test environment
▪ Re prioritizing the test cases / conditions
▪ …
▪ …
▪ …
Action