Mobile and IoT Win! Now What?
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Smartphones now outnumber tablets and PCs combined. Mobile developers and testers make more money than their old-school counterparts. Now that mobile has won the race, a new set of questions arises. How has mobile changed—and how does it continue to change—software technology and the economy? What does this mean to you personally? How does mobile affect technology choices, company strategies, and your career? Jason Arbon shares how to capitalize on the mobile win. Mobile forced a reinvention of how we design, build, and test software. How can these lessons from mobile be applied to web and legacy apps? How about to new IoT apps? And to new apps-as-services? Join Jason for a peek into the future—to the day when an app is just an app, on all platforms, and no one cares about mobile-specific issues anymore. Although mobile will be the dominant force and primary software hub, it will live in a context spanning desktop, web, IoT, and services. Discover how you can leverage the mobile win and your mobile technology experiences to accelerate your career, improve software, and be ready for the next “mobile-style” revolution.
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Linda Rising, co-author of Fearless Change and the recently published More Fearless Change, has wondered for some time whether much of Agile's success has been the result of the placebo effect—that is, good things happened because we believed they would. The placebo effect is a startling reminder of the power our minds have over our perceived reality. Now cognitive scientists tell us that this is only a small part of what our minds can do. Research has identified what she likes to call “an agile mindset”—an attitude that equates failure and problems with opportunities for learning, a belief that we can all improve over time, and the view that our abilities are not fixed but evolve with effort. What's surprising about this research is the impact an agile mindset has on creativity and innovation, estimation, and collaboration—in and out of the workplace. Join Linda to discover what's known about the agile mindset and take away practical suggestions that can help you and your team become even more agile—and fearless.
DevOps and the Culture of High-Performing Software Organizations
The DevOps movement emphasizes the importance of culture in creating high-performing teams. However, often perceived to be subjective and intractable, culture is often neglected in favor of more concrete drivers such as tools and processes. And this is a major failure mode in organizations attempting to achieve substantially improved performance through implementing agile and DevOps. Jez Humble takes a practical, data-driven approach to culture, illustrated with examples from large, successful enterprises. Learn how to measure culture and examine what a generative, high-performance culture looks like. Explore how to change organizational culture, and discover how high-performing organizations use the patterns and practices of continuous delivery and lean management to outcompete their peers. Jez concludes by presenting the principles behind successful organizational change―and how to make your changes stick.
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How would you like to be in this position? Development sends the final release candidate for multiple systems with a user base of one million just a day before the production release, and you are expected to sign off on the overall software quality. Rahul Shah is responsible for providing QA sign-off for a dozen applications every week and is accountable for reporting the overall quality of functional, regression, automation, cross-browser, mobile, and performance testing all of WorldVentures’ applications produced by multiple agile scrum teams. Join Rahul as he presents their software quality engineering automation approach and framework which comprise these vital elements: processes, tools, methods, knowledge management, metrics, reviews, skills development, defect management, data management, and automation. These quality engineering capabilities enable WorldVentures to have a seamless automation integration with their cloud environment and allow Rahul to sleep well—most nights. Learn about their quality engineering automation framework and how you can implement it in your organization.
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Testing Lessons from the Land of Make Believe
Rob Sabourin has discovered testing lessons in Sesame Street, the Simpsons, the Looney Tunes gang, the Great Detectives, Dr. Seuss, and many other unlikely places, but this year he journeys to the Land of Make Believe. Rob's grandchildren Jane and Suzy draw him into the Land of Make Believe. Every visit is a new adventure. By leaving reality for the realm of play, Rob has discovered many simple truths and clever strategies for solving stubborn technical, management, and people-related software testing problems. An imaginary tea party teaches role playing, simulation, re-focusing, and test leadership. Imaginary messes suggest powerful environment virtualization strategies. Are you robust enough to romp around the playground? Can you bake mud pies with variability, combinations, and permutations? Who can enter the land of make believe without the blessing of beautiful princesses whose whimsical authority demonstrates adapting to stakeholder value systems? Open the tickle chest to discover storyboards, affinity analysis, test design, scenarios, and attacks. Join Rob to wander into the wonderful Land of Make Believe. See if the imagination of Jane and Suzy inspires you with powerful testing ideas.
Finding Success with Test Process Improvement
When you go on a road trip and want to plan your journey, you need to know where you are, where you want to go, and why you want to go there. You need the same things when you want to improve your test process. It doesn’t matter whether you are agile, waterfall, or part of a Test Center of Excellence, you need to assess the current state of the process, your goal, and how to implement the improvements. Gitte Ottosen takes you through some of test process improvement frameworks—TMMI, TPI, and a low level lean approach—so you can compare the different frameworks and choose your own way. The assessment is only the foundation. It gives you an indication of your current position and can be input for a roadmap for reaching higher maturity. The most important key to success when implementing test process improvement is the people who are going to implement it. Without ownership and commitment, the process will never become an integrated part of the daily work within the teams and projects. Gitte introduces tools and practices for identifying your goal, creating your roadmap, making your journey happen—and ensuring ownership and commitment in the organization.
Git and GitHub for Testers
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