How to measure the business impact of web performanceSOASTA
If your site were one second slower, how many of your visitors would bounce?
If your site were one second faster, how many additional orders would you receive?
Bottom line: Do you know what one second of latency is worth to your business?
Traditional approaches to performance monitoring are fatally flawed. They measure performance only in a silo, telling you how long key actions took but not putting that information into a context you can use to improve the one metric that ultimately matters: revenue. Bridging this gap requires the collection of performance and business data together, and then analyzing this data using the proper analytic methods.
Using modern Real User Monitoring (RUM) techniques, Buddy Brewer will show you how to quantify the impact even one second of latency has on key business metrics like bounce and conversion rate.
The document discusses testing strategies for delivering React apps with confidence. It recommends following a testing pyramid approach with static checks, unit tests, integration tests and end-to-end (E2E) tests. Static checks and unit tests should be done most, followed by integration and E2E tests. This comprehensive testing approach helps ensure new features work as expected, regressions are avoided, and bugs don't occur, saving time and money. Key tools mentioned for testing include Jest, React Testing Library and Cypress.
Tis The Season: Load Testing Tips and Checklist for Retail Seasonal ReadinessSOASTA
‘Tis the Season – Holiday 2014 eCommerce Quality Checklist
Past Webinar
Archived (originally presented June 26th, 2014)
This year, your holiday traffic will increase 15% or more, and 50% of the users will be mobile. Recent research shows 71% of your revenue comes from multi-channel users, so if you haven’t started planning, you’re already behind. Leading retailers are preparing for Holiday “14 and testing their production sites for multi-channel access to 115% capacity, or beyond! If you’re not one of them, your plans are incomplete.
Cover your risks. Join Tenzing and SOASTA experts as they discuss the must-do checklist for peak performance.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
Align your Marketing and Quality plans
Cover the multichannel user experience
Test early in the lab and fully in production
Optimize end-to-end site speed and performance
When to freeze for the winter
Don’t miss this opportunity to “shop early” and see how the leading retailers are already beating the odds with cloud testing.
Shift left testing involves moving testing as far left or as early in the development process as possible to find and prevent defects early. This is opposed to traditional testing, which only occurred right before release. Shift left testing improves quality by identifying issues early when they are cheaper to fix. While shift left is often best, shift right testing post-production may also be useful in some cases to enhance customer experience and ensure proper test coverage and automation. To shift left, organizations can engage stakeholders early, do static testing of requirements and design, and see benefits like increased automation, delivery speed, and satisfaction.
What slows down your mobile SDLC?
We analyzed the testing strategies from 350 enterprise app developers, testers and QA manager to find out what causes delays.
Learn how to accelerate the mobile app lifecycle from development to deployment and discover:
What factors slow down app testing
How these factors delay release cycles
Strategies to speed up app testing and delivery
Join us to learn how to tune your web performance by combining synthetic, real-user, and competitive benchmarking metrics to give you the most complete dataset needed to optimize your site – and beat your competitors.
You will learn:
-Choosing the right tool for the job
-Using competitive benchmarking data
-Mine key performance analytics that matter
-Putting performance in the context of your business
Testing In Production (TiP) Advances with Big Data & the CloudSOASTA
Testing in Production (TiP) has moved from taboo to accepted practice owing to its ability to measure reality and provide actionable feedback. These risks can be mitigated by using proven methodologies, methodologies borne of experience and tools built specifically to handle TiP’s unique requirements.
Big Data enables TIP by analyzing user behavior then creating realistic tests. During testing, cloud-based resources are used for the huge data volumes and processed within-memory technology specifically designed for this process
Microsoft’s Seth Eliot is a TiP pioneer and SOASTA’s Rob Holcomb has helped evolve the practice with hundreds of SOASTA customers. Catch this webinar, now on-demand, as they dig into:
How to leverage both active and passive monitoring for TiP
Testing and measuring system stress in production
Experimentation and iterative improvement
How SOASTA CloudTest facilitates TiP for organizations of all sizes
How to measure the business impact of web performanceSOASTA
If your site were one second slower, how many of your visitors would bounce?
If your site were one second faster, how many additional orders would you receive?
Bottom line: Do you know what one second of latency is worth to your business?
Traditional approaches to performance monitoring are fatally flawed. They measure performance only in a silo, telling you how long key actions took but not putting that information into a context you can use to improve the one metric that ultimately matters: revenue. Bridging this gap requires the collection of performance and business data together, and then analyzing this data using the proper analytic methods.
Using modern Real User Monitoring (RUM) techniques, Buddy Brewer will show you how to quantify the impact even one second of latency has on key business metrics like bounce and conversion rate.
The document discusses testing strategies for delivering React apps with confidence. It recommends following a testing pyramid approach with static checks, unit tests, integration tests and end-to-end (E2E) tests. Static checks and unit tests should be done most, followed by integration and E2E tests. This comprehensive testing approach helps ensure new features work as expected, regressions are avoided, and bugs don't occur, saving time and money. Key tools mentioned for testing include Jest, React Testing Library and Cypress.
Tis The Season: Load Testing Tips and Checklist for Retail Seasonal ReadinessSOASTA
‘Tis the Season – Holiday 2014 eCommerce Quality Checklist
Past Webinar
Archived (originally presented June 26th, 2014)
This year, your holiday traffic will increase 15% or more, and 50% of the users will be mobile. Recent research shows 71% of your revenue comes from multi-channel users, so if you haven’t started planning, you’re already behind. Leading retailers are preparing for Holiday “14 and testing their production sites for multi-channel access to 115% capacity, or beyond! If you’re not one of them, your plans are incomplete.
Cover your risks. Join Tenzing and SOASTA experts as they discuss the must-do checklist for peak performance.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
Align your Marketing and Quality plans
Cover the multichannel user experience
Test early in the lab and fully in production
Optimize end-to-end site speed and performance
When to freeze for the winter
Don’t miss this opportunity to “shop early” and see how the leading retailers are already beating the odds with cloud testing.
Shift left testing involves moving testing as far left or as early in the development process as possible to find and prevent defects early. This is opposed to traditional testing, which only occurred right before release. Shift left testing improves quality by identifying issues early when they are cheaper to fix. While shift left is often best, shift right testing post-production may also be useful in some cases to enhance customer experience and ensure proper test coverage and automation. To shift left, organizations can engage stakeholders early, do static testing of requirements and design, and see benefits like increased automation, delivery speed, and satisfaction.
What slows down your mobile SDLC?
We analyzed the testing strategies from 350 enterprise app developers, testers and QA manager to find out what causes delays.
Learn how to accelerate the mobile app lifecycle from development to deployment and discover:
What factors slow down app testing
How these factors delay release cycles
Strategies to speed up app testing and delivery
Join us to learn how to tune your web performance by combining synthetic, real-user, and competitive benchmarking metrics to give you the most complete dataset needed to optimize your site – and beat your competitors.
You will learn:
-Choosing the right tool for the job
-Using competitive benchmarking data
-Mine key performance analytics that matter
-Putting performance in the context of your business
Testing In Production (TiP) Advances with Big Data & the CloudSOASTA
Testing in Production (TiP) has moved from taboo to accepted practice owing to its ability to measure reality and provide actionable feedback. These risks can be mitigated by using proven methodologies, methodologies borne of experience and tools built specifically to handle TiP’s unique requirements.
Big Data enables TIP by analyzing user behavior then creating realistic tests. During testing, cloud-based resources are used for the huge data volumes and processed within-memory technology specifically designed for this process
Microsoft’s Seth Eliot is a TiP pioneer and SOASTA’s Rob Holcomb has helped evolve the practice with hundreds of SOASTA customers. Catch this webinar, now on-demand, as they dig into:
How to leverage both active and passive monitoring for TiP
Testing and measuring system stress in production
Experimentation and iterative improvement
How SOASTA CloudTest facilitates TiP for organizations of all sizes
SOASTA Webinar: Process Compression For Mobile App Dev 120612SOASTA
The webinar discusses continuous integration and automation for mobile development and testing. It presents tools from Atlassian, Zephyr, and SOASTA that can help automate the mobile development and testing process. Continuous integration with Bamboo can help developers integrate code changes more frequently and fail builds faster to catch bugs earlier. Zephyr provides test management to centralize test assets and provide visibility. SOASTA offers tools for test automation, real user monitoring, and performance/load testing to help achieve test completion with quality. Together these tools can help speed up the mobile development process through continuous integration, test automation, and visibility into the testing process.
Sauce Labs Webinar: Rising Importance of Software TestingSauce Labs
Our own Marcus Merrell, Director of Technical Services in Customer Success and Thomas Boyles, Director of Engineering in Development, will speak with Aberdeen Research Director Jim Rapoza and discuss:
- How testing is evolving to better meet the demands and current trends in DevOps and application development
- The challenges organizations are facing when it comes to delivering high performing and reliable applications across platforms
- Strategies leading organizations are following to shift testing left and right
- How continuous testing can help you become a leader
Who needs Agile when you can manage product development teams using a precise set of program and product boundary conditions? You don't need status reports or non-value added check up meetings, either! Boundary Condition management enables trust (helping management) and freedom to operate (helping teams). This presentation shows you how.
RecSysOps: Best Practices for Operating a Large-Scale Recommender SystemEhsan38
Ensuring the health of a modern large-scale recommendation system is a very challenging problem. To address this, we need to put in place proper logging, sophisticated exploration policies, develop ML-interpretability tools or even train new ML models to predict/detect issues of the main production model. In this talk, we shine a light on this less-discussed but important area and share some of the best practices, called RecSysOps, that we’ve learned while operating our increasingly complex recommender systems at Netflix. RecSysOps is a set of best practices for identifying issues and gaps as well as diagnosing and resolving them in a large-scale machine-learned recommender system. RecSysOps helped us to 1) reduce production issues and 2) increase recommendation quality by identifying areas of improvement and 3) make it possible to bring new innovations faster to our members by enabling us to spend more of our time on new innovations and less on debugging and firefighting issues.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3460231.3474620
Is your company spending a lot of time and effort on an automation strategy while your customers believe that product quality has not improved? Does management see automation as a silver bullet that will save money, increase coverage, and reduce headcount? Do you work for a company where the goal is (almost) 100 percent test automation? Paul Holland discusses issues and problems with these approaches and perceptions about test automation. He provides strong arguments why the “automate everything” approach is not likely to be successful and provides details of an alternative, balanced approach that will generally yield higher quality software. Paul discusses the difference between testing and checking, details five problems that can and do occur in situations where companies try to automate too much, tells real life stories from companies he has worked with, and provides details of a broader, more balanced solution.
We are committed to an early & total eradication of all wasteful practices at the client's premises. We focus upon making improvements by surfacing hidden problems,finding solutions for them through empowered team work and making the processes self- regulated, efficient and effective solutions to chronic issues of an organization.
For more info:-http://bit.ly/1TVRWPJ
Engineering leaders from eBay and Walmart discuss how they tackle test automation, testing data, accessibility and other areas within their departments.
Join us for this webinar that will introduce you to the latest mobile testing technology and processes implemented by Forbes Fortune 5 Companies and the Top 10 Internet Retailers, reducing time to market and giving back valuable time to your business with every test cycle.
With the implementation of leading technology, people and processes, our customers have turned taxing four-week long test cycles to simple overnight automation.
Give us an hour and let us show you the seven steps on the path to successful Mobile Test Automation.
Topics we will cover will include:
1. Know your User
2. Know your App
3. Know your Matrix
4. Know your Devices
5. Know your plan to Automate
6. Know your Performance
7. Know your Edge
Adopting Cloud Testing for Continuous Delivery, with the premier global provi...SOASTA
IDC, the premier global provider of IT market research, and SOASTA, an IDC industry leader in cloud testing know that maintaining leadership means moving quickly to outpace the competition. Both IDC and SOASTA work with clients to realize the benefits that cloud computing brings to delivering high quality, rapidly deployable web and mobile applications.
Join them in this webinar where you will hear:
IDC speak on:
Perspectives on the state of cloud computing for agile web and mobile development
Market dynamics and maturity around the cloud and cloud testing
Recommendations for getting started with cloud testing
SOASTA speak on:
The business drivers for cloud and virtualization
Customer goals of using and implementing cloud testing
The road to implementing cloud testing in a continuous integration model
Case studies of customer cloud testing success
SOASTA’s services and technology will be highlighted and demonstrated as a solution for continuous web and mobile testing as utilized by the Paychex team.
Who Should Attend?
Senior IT Management
Development and QA Executives and Directors
Performance team leads and engineers
Test Automation leads and engineers
Mobile Development and Testing team leads and engineers
The document discusses how to properly calculate the return on investment (ROI) of test automation. It asserts that testing is not a cost center and outlines factors beyond just cost and time savings that should be considered in ROI calculations, including team productivity, prevented defects, user experience impacts, and release frequency. The document also discusses establishing a DevOps test toolchain across the software development lifecycle and measuring ROI across automation at different stages. Finally, it discusses how ROI calculations can evolve to consider increased delivery confidence and the transformative impacts of testing across the entire software development process.
This internship focused on researching and developing a new back coat for thermal transfer ribbons. The intern performed testing on prototype ribbons, including print quality testing, sensitivity data collection, and evaluating age effects. Challenges included developing an effective system for inline scanning of sensitivity data. Improvements were made to the scanning guide, such as adding wings to rollers. Testing procedures were expanded and refined over the course of the internship. While the overall project goal was not reached, significant progress was made in collecting data to evaluate ribbons in the early testing phases.
5 Keys to Your Best Automated Testing StrategySOASTA
Recent Microsoft studies have demonstrated not everyone gets automated testing right; many enterprises still lack the know-how to achieve optimum results. Join our upcoming webinar on 5 Keys to your best Automated Testing Strategy.
In this webinar, we will cover:
Avoiding the Automation ‘Gotchas’
Visualizing end-to-end performance
Predicting and solving performance issues
…along with a live demo of SOASTA’s Mobile Functional Test with integrated device performance metrics.
AMC Networks Experiments Faster on the Server SideOptimizely
Speeding up innovation only matters if it helps you drive positive outcomes. At AMC, experimentation enables the product and platform teams to challenge their assumptions, maximize impact, and evaluate ideas as painted door tests before investing in significant development. A commitment to test everything across 9 platforms fueled their search for the most scalable solution.
In this session, you'll learn how to:
Leverage server-side testing to experiment quickly
Scale across web, mobile, and OTT applications
Determine when client-side testing is more efficient
Final tips holiday readiness 2015 for slide shareSOASTA
Join us for this fast-paced webinar as two web and mobile performance experts share five tactics you can deploy immediately do squeeze the most out of the applications and infrastructure you already have.
The document discusses the challenges of testing the Internet of Everything (IoE). It notes that the IoE will include vast numbers of static and mobile devices integrated with hundreds of services. Testing the IoE will require strategies for functional testing, testing at scale, network testing, big data testing, and the use of modeling, test environments, tools, and analytics. A new model for testing is needed that focuses on exploration and learning skills over process. Testers may need new skills like writing code and working more closely with developers to test the complex IoE.
How The Zebra Utilized Feature Experiments To Increase Carrier Card Engagemen...Optimizely
A/B testing is an essential element in any product managers playbook. However having the freedom and flexibility to customize testing based on what the data is saying often requires a lot of time and effort, particularly when it comes to engineering resources. Optimizely offers a flexible approach to experimentation through the use of feature testing, which provides more customization options without the additional development effort typically required to implement these feature optimizations. Megan Bubley, a Senior Product Manager at The Zebra, will share her experience working with Optimizely’s feature tests to create a results page where users can compare multiple auto insurance options driven by actual user needs, as well as her experience customizing the experience based on device platform.
Four best practices for performance testing mobile apps soasta and utopiaSOASTA
This document discusses best practices for performance testing mobile applications. It begins by acknowledging that there is no single best practice, and that approaches need to be adapted to each situation. It then covers how mobile testing differs from traditional web testing due to factors like device and network diversity. The document provides guidelines for assessing the user and load profile, utilizing network simulation tools, addressing device performance metrics, and leveraging cloud-based solutions. It emphasizes the importance of testing across different networks and devices to fully evaluate the mobile user experience.
O'Reilly Webcast: How Nordstrom Prepares Its Site for Holidays and Major EventsSOASTA
This document discusses how to prepare a website for holidays and major events by focusing on performance. It recommends taking a continuous improvement approach of analyzing site usage data, testing for performance issues, and monitoring site performance during events. Key steps include studying past events to understand customer impacts, projecting future usage, contingency planning, and building a feedback loop between development, product management, and engineering. The goal is to adopt a culture where performance is a key feature and the site is always being prepared through continuous delivery, instrumentation, and addressing issues before they affect customers.
Alan is a new tester working on a project with a new business, team, and challenges. He starts by planning test designs and tool selection, and choosing areas for manual and automated testing. Although he finds some bugs, the same tests are being repeated without finding new defects. To address this, Alan engages in user acceptance testing, having business users test the application to find bugs under real-life conditions. His goals are to reduce costs, prevent production defects, provide quality information, and gain confidence, while also building rapport with stakeholders to identify product value and support customer retention.
Outpost24 webinar - The economics of penetration testing in the new threat la...Outpost24
This document discusses the economics of penetration testing and introduces a new "next gen" model. Traditional penetration tests have hidden costs such as scoping, contracting, and remediation activities that extend beyond the testing period. They may also deliver poor value with low actual testing time and inability to validate remediation. The new model proposed offers an annual contract with on-demand testing, real-time results, direct access to analysts, and verification of remediation to reduce costs while improving security.
Outpost24 webinar - Protecting Cezanne HR’s cloud web application with contin...Outpost24
We discuss the importance of data protection in HR, and how a hybrid continuous assessment approach has helped secure their business critical apps and maintain ISO certification standards at scale.
SOASTA Webinar: Process Compression For Mobile App Dev 120612SOASTA
The webinar discusses continuous integration and automation for mobile development and testing. It presents tools from Atlassian, Zephyr, and SOASTA that can help automate the mobile development and testing process. Continuous integration with Bamboo can help developers integrate code changes more frequently and fail builds faster to catch bugs earlier. Zephyr provides test management to centralize test assets and provide visibility. SOASTA offers tools for test automation, real user monitoring, and performance/load testing to help achieve test completion with quality. Together these tools can help speed up the mobile development process through continuous integration, test automation, and visibility into the testing process.
Sauce Labs Webinar: Rising Importance of Software TestingSauce Labs
Our own Marcus Merrell, Director of Technical Services in Customer Success and Thomas Boyles, Director of Engineering in Development, will speak with Aberdeen Research Director Jim Rapoza and discuss:
- How testing is evolving to better meet the demands and current trends in DevOps and application development
- The challenges organizations are facing when it comes to delivering high performing and reliable applications across platforms
- Strategies leading organizations are following to shift testing left and right
- How continuous testing can help you become a leader
Who needs Agile when you can manage product development teams using a precise set of program and product boundary conditions? You don't need status reports or non-value added check up meetings, either! Boundary Condition management enables trust (helping management) and freedom to operate (helping teams). This presentation shows you how.
RecSysOps: Best Practices for Operating a Large-Scale Recommender SystemEhsan38
Ensuring the health of a modern large-scale recommendation system is a very challenging problem. To address this, we need to put in place proper logging, sophisticated exploration policies, develop ML-interpretability tools or even train new ML models to predict/detect issues of the main production model. In this talk, we shine a light on this less-discussed but important area and share some of the best practices, called RecSysOps, that we’ve learned while operating our increasingly complex recommender systems at Netflix. RecSysOps is a set of best practices for identifying issues and gaps as well as diagnosing and resolving them in a large-scale machine-learned recommender system. RecSysOps helped us to 1) reduce production issues and 2) increase recommendation quality by identifying areas of improvement and 3) make it possible to bring new innovations faster to our members by enabling us to spend more of our time on new innovations and less on debugging and firefighting issues.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3460231.3474620
Is your company spending a lot of time and effort on an automation strategy while your customers believe that product quality has not improved? Does management see automation as a silver bullet that will save money, increase coverage, and reduce headcount? Do you work for a company where the goal is (almost) 100 percent test automation? Paul Holland discusses issues and problems with these approaches and perceptions about test automation. He provides strong arguments why the “automate everything” approach is not likely to be successful and provides details of an alternative, balanced approach that will generally yield higher quality software. Paul discusses the difference between testing and checking, details five problems that can and do occur in situations where companies try to automate too much, tells real life stories from companies he has worked with, and provides details of a broader, more balanced solution.
We are committed to an early & total eradication of all wasteful practices at the client's premises. We focus upon making improvements by surfacing hidden problems,finding solutions for them through empowered team work and making the processes self- regulated, efficient and effective solutions to chronic issues of an organization.
For more info:-http://bit.ly/1TVRWPJ
Engineering leaders from eBay and Walmart discuss how they tackle test automation, testing data, accessibility and other areas within their departments.
Join us for this webinar that will introduce you to the latest mobile testing technology and processes implemented by Forbes Fortune 5 Companies and the Top 10 Internet Retailers, reducing time to market and giving back valuable time to your business with every test cycle.
With the implementation of leading technology, people and processes, our customers have turned taxing four-week long test cycles to simple overnight automation.
Give us an hour and let us show you the seven steps on the path to successful Mobile Test Automation.
Topics we will cover will include:
1. Know your User
2. Know your App
3. Know your Matrix
4. Know your Devices
5. Know your plan to Automate
6. Know your Performance
7. Know your Edge
Adopting Cloud Testing for Continuous Delivery, with the premier global provi...SOASTA
IDC, the premier global provider of IT market research, and SOASTA, an IDC industry leader in cloud testing know that maintaining leadership means moving quickly to outpace the competition. Both IDC and SOASTA work with clients to realize the benefits that cloud computing brings to delivering high quality, rapidly deployable web and mobile applications.
Join them in this webinar where you will hear:
IDC speak on:
Perspectives on the state of cloud computing for agile web and mobile development
Market dynamics and maturity around the cloud and cloud testing
Recommendations for getting started with cloud testing
SOASTA speak on:
The business drivers for cloud and virtualization
Customer goals of using and implementing cloud testing
The road to implementing cloud testing in a continuous integration model
Case studies of customer cloud testing success
SOASTA’s services and technology will be highlighted and demonstrated as a solution for continuous web and mobile testing as utilized by the Paychex team.
Who Should Attend?
Senior IT Management
Development and QA Executives and Directors
Performance team leads and engineers
Test Automation leads and engineers
Mobile Development and Testing team leads and engineers
The document discusses how to properly calculate the return on investment (ROI) of test automation. It asserts that testing is not a cost center and outlines factors beyond just cost and time savings that should be considered in ROI calculations, including team productivity, prevented defects, user experience impacts, and release frequency. The document also discusses establishing a DevOps test toolchain across the software development lifecycle and measuring ROI across automation at different stages. Finally, it discusses how ROI calculations can evolve to consider increased delivery confidence and the transformative impacts of testing across the entire software development process.
This internship focused on researching and developing a new back coat for thermal transfer ribbons. The intern performed testing on prototype ribbons, including print quality testing, sensitivity data collection, and evaluating age effects. Challenges included developing an effective system for inline scanning of sensitivity data. Improvements were made to the scanning guide, such as adding wings to rollers. Testing procedures were expanded and refined over the course of the internship. While the overall project goal was not reached, significant progress was made in collecting data to evaluate ribbons in the early testing phases.
5 Keys to Your Best Automated Testing StrategySOASTA
Recent Microsoft studies have demonstrated not everyone gets automated testing right; many enterprises still lack the know-how to achieve optimum results. Join our upcoming webinar on 5 Keys to your best Automated Testing Strategy.
In this webinar, we will cover:
Avoiding the Automation ‘Gotchas’
Visualizing end-to-end performance
Predicting and solving performance issues
…along with a live demo of SOASTA’s Mobile Functional Test with integrated device performance metrics.
AMC Networks Experiments Faster on the Server SideOptimizely
Speeding up innovation only matters if it helps you drive positive outcomes. At AMC, experimentation enables the product and platform teams to challenge their assumptions, maximize impact, and evaluate ideas as painted door tests before investing in significant development. A commitment to test everything across 9 platforms fueled their search for the most scalable solution.
In this session, you'll learn how to:
Leverage server-side testing to experiment quickly
Scale across web, mobile, and OTT applications
Determine when client-side testing is more efficient
Final tips holiday readiness 2015 for slide shareSOASTA
Join us for this fast-paced webinar as two web and mobile performance experts share five tactics you can deploy immediately do squeeze the most out of the applications and infrastructure you already have.
The document discusses the challenges of testing the Internet of Everything (IoE). It notes that the IoE will include vast numbers of static and mobile devices integrated with hundreds of services. Testing the IoE will require strategies for functional testing, testing at scale, network testing, big data testing, and the use of modeling, test environments, tools, and analytics. A new model for testing is needed that focuses on exploration and learning skills over process. Testers may need new skills like writing code and working more closely with developers to test the complex IoE.
How The Zebra Utilized Feature Experiments To Increase Carrier Card Engagemen...Optimizely
A/B testing is an essential element in any product managers playbook. However having the freedom and flexibility to customize testing based on what the data is saying often requires a lot of time and effort, particularly when it comes to engineering resources. Optimizely offers a flexible approach to experimentation through the use of feature testing, which provides more customization options without the additional development effort typically required to implement these feature optimizations. Megan Bubley, a Senior Product Manager at The Zebra, will share her experience working with Optimizely’s feature tests to create a results page where users can compare multiple auto insurance options driven by actual user needs, as well as her experience customizing the experience based on device platform.
Four best practices for performance testing mobile apps soasta and utopiaSOASTA
This document discusses best practices for performance testing mobile applications. It begins by acknowledging that there is no single best practice, and that approaches need to be adapted to each situation. It then covers how mobile testing differs from traditional web testing due to factors like device and network diversity. The document provides guidelines for assessing the user and load profile, utilizing network simulation tools, addressing device performance metrics, and leveraging cloud-based solutions. It emphasizes the importance of testing across different networks and devices to fully evaluate the mobile user experience.
O'Reilly Webcast: How Nordstrom Prepares Its Site for Holidays and Major EventsSOASTA
This document discusses how to prepare a website for holidays and major events by focusing on performance. It recommends taking a continuous improvement approach of analyzing site usage data, testing for performance issues, and monitoring site performance during events. Key steps include studying past events to understand customer impacts, projecting future usage, contingency planning, and building a feedback loop between development, product management, and engineering. The goal is to adopt a culture where performance is a key feature and the site is always being prepared through continuous delivery, instrumentation, and addressing issues before they affect customers.
Alan is a new tester working on a project with a new business, team, and challenges. He starts by planning test designs and tool selection, and choosing areas for manual and automated testing. Although he finds some bugs, the same tests are being repeated without finding new defects. To address this, Alan engages in user acceptance testing, having business users test the application to find bugs under real-life conditions. His goals are to reduce costs, prevent production defects, provide quality information, and gain confidence, while also building rapport with stakeholders to identify product value and support customer retention.
Outpost24 webinar - The economics of penetration testing in the new threat la...Outpost24
This document discusses the economics of penetration testing and introduces a new "next gen" model. Traditional penetration tests have hidden costs such as scoping, contracting, and remediation activities that extend beyond the testing period. They may also deliver poor value with low actual testing time and inability to validate remediation. The new model proposed offers an annual contract with on-demand testing, real-time results, direct access to analysts, and verification of remediation to reduce costs while improving security.
Outpost24 webinar - Protecting Cezanne HR’s cloud web application with contin...Outpost24
We discuss the importance of data protection in HR, and how a hybrid continuous assessment approach has helped secure their business critical apps and maintain ISO certification standards at scale.
Clover Rings Up Digital Growth to Drive ExperimentationOptimizely
Monil Shah from Clover presented on how Clover uses experimentation to drive digital growth. Clover started with walk experiments to test small changes and validate hypotheses. They then increased their experiment velocity by prioritizing high impact experiments and defining success metrics upfront. Clover also developed processes to conclude experiments early if clearly winning or losing, and to iterate based on experiment learnings. Clover evangelized experimentation across the company by finding executive sponsors, involving multiple teams, and educating and incentivizing experimentation.
This document discusses specification by example (SBE) as a way to write requirements and acceptance tests together in agile software development. It notes that SBE involves writing examples that serve as both requirements and tests, allowing teams to ensure they have a shared understanding of what needs to be built. The document outlines benefits of SBE such as improved documentation, reduced defects, and easier test automation. It also discusses how SBE can be combined with test-driven development and continuous integration to facilitate continuous acceptance testing.
- Bugcrowd runs public and private bug bounty programs that incorporate up to 18,000 security researchers to test for vulnerabilities. It manages the entire process, including vulnerability submissions, payments to researchers, and communications.
- Bug bounty programs have grown significantly since the mid-1990s. They allow companies to cost-effectively find security issues through crowdsourcing, while also improving developer skills and strengthening security culture.
- Running a successful bug bounty requires planning, clear expectations, and ongoing management of researcher communications and payments. Companies that are new to bounties should start with lower reward amounts and focus on learning, while more mature programs offer higher rewards.
IT Fraud Series: IT Fraud and Countermeasures - July 20, 2017
Description
Webinar Series Overview: In today’s world, fraud investigations have become an everyday part of corporate life and the auditor must gain expertise in this area.
The 8 part series will cover the tasks of the fraud auditor, Forensic techniques and tools and the abilities required of the fraud auditor, the type and nature of common frauds, investigating fraud, computer fraud and control, white collar crime, the auditor in court.
This session IT Fraud and Countermeasures
• Investigating by computer
• Document collection and analysis
• Interviewing skills
• Documenting evidence
• Testifying as a witness
Testing, QA, and QC are processes to ensure software quality. Testing identifies defects through intentional efforts to make software fail. QA ensures quality standards are followed throughout development. QC verifies software meets predefined standards. Together, testing, QA and QC aim to find and fix defects early to deliver high quality software. The document discusses various testing types like black box/white box testing and provides examples of real world software failures caused by a lack of effective testing.
Crowd testing ensures the software or business product is free from defects. It is helpful to determine whether the end product has met the customer’s requirements.
To learn more, visit: https://www.kiwiqa.com/crowd-testing-service.html
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The document discusses Agile software development methods and provides evidence that Agile approaches are effective. It defines Agile development as iterative and incremental with close collaboration. Case studies show organizations achieving better results with Agile, including increased productivity, quality, and customer satisfaction. Adopting Agile practices like Scrum and test-driven development enables organizations to adapt to changing priorities and deliver working software more frequently.
Vivint Wireless How to De-Risk a New Venture & Build a Better ISP - Luke L...Lounge47
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IBM® Rational® Quality Manager is a collaborative, Web-based, quality management tool for comprehensive test planning and test asset management throughout the software lifecycle. It is built on the Jazz™ platform and is designed to be used by test teams of all sizes. It supports a variety of user roles, such as test manager, test architect, test lead, tester, and lab manager, as well as roles outside of the test organization. This article explains how to set up a new project in Rational Quality Manager and reviews several of the basic things that you can do with it in your projects.Strongback Consulting helps organizations get started automated their test environment and improving the quality of the quality management process.
Nitisak Mooltreesri from DST Worldwide Services spoke about automated load testing for continuous delivery. He discussed how load testing is important to find bugs under high user loads. His company performs daily automated performance tests using simulation approaches to test incomplete systems cheaply and reliably. This helps reduce performance issues by providing early feedback and catching problems before deployment.
Agile in a Legacy World - Sonik ChopraAgileNCR2014
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Tis The Season: Load Testing Tips and Checklist for Retail Seasonal ReadinessSOASTA
‘Tis the Season – Holiday 2014 eCommerce Quality Checklist
Past Webinar
Archived (originally presented June 26th, 2014)
This year, your holiday traffic will increase 15% or more, and 50% of the users will be mobile. Recent research shows 71% of your revenue comes from multi-channel users, so if you haven’t started planning, you’re already behind. Leading retailers are preparing for Holiday “14 and testing their production sites for multi-channel access to 115% capacity, or beyond! If you’re not one of them, your plans are incomplete.
Cover your risks. Join Tenzing and SOASTA experts as they discuss the must-do checklist for peak performance.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
Align your Marketing and Quality plans
Cover the multichannel user experience
Test early in the lab and fully in production
Optimize end-to-end site speed and performance
When to freeze for the winter
Don’t miss this opportunity to “shop early” and see how the leading retailers are already beating the odds with cloud testing.
Develop a Defect Prevention Strategy—or Else!TechWell
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InfinityQS_7 Habits of Quality Obsessed Manufacturers_Print finalVanessa Stirling
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Technical debt can accumulate when teams prioritize quickly delivering features over maintaining quality. This leads to slower development and more bugs over time. Automation helps reveal technical debt through continuous integration tests, code inspections, and trend analysis. As teams automate their build, deployment, and testing processes, they often discover previously unknown issues. Both direct testing and the learning from automation efforts help teams understand and address technical debt. Managing technical debt through automation provides benefits at both the team and enterprise levels.
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Here are a few potential questions from the document:
- What is the true value of ISTQB certifications beyond just checking a box for management? How can the knowledge be applied practically?
- How can metrics be designed and used effectively to assess quality and test coverage in an agile environment? What are some examples of valid and invalid metrics?
- What artifacts or information are useful to include in a test plan even for agile teams using tools like JIRA? How can a test plan provide value beyond just additional paperwork?
- What techniques can be used to effectively estimate defect severity when multiple testers with different perspectives are involved? How can consistency be achieved?
- How can root cause analysis be applied
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4. 4
8.4bn The number of records
exposed in Q1 2020
273% increase from 2019
Mostly from the web
The Covid-19 ripple effect
5. Launch now, test later?
• Web application is the #1
attack vector for data breach
• 44% of organizations don't test
the security of their web
apps before launch
• Knowing your security posture
is more important than ever
5
6. 6
Cyber hygiene is your best defense
• Yes. The benefits gained are very valuable
• Find the backdoors – or things your automated
tools miss
• Risk prioritisation
• Improve detection and alerting (OWASP top 10
2017 A10)
• Validate your controls
• Comply with local, national and international
regulations
• It helps fill in the blanks from your automated
scanning
8. 8
This is what you think you pay for
A 10 day total Penetration test at an agreed ‘Day rate’ ($750-$1,000+)
Test Application (10 Days / $7,500)
$$
9. But what about these costs
9
Appoint company, negotiate
contract (5 days / $2,500)Tender (2 days / $1000)
Scope, agree start date
(2 Days/ $1,000)
Your 10 day test is really 15 – 20 days
Upfront cost + Test Application (10 + 9 = 19 Days / $12,000)
+ $4,500
$$$$
+ 9 days
The day rate of your in house staff ($500)
10. Wait, there’s even more costs
10
Review the report
(3 days / $1,500)
Create remediation
issues ( 2 days /
$1,000)
A 10 day test, is likely 8 days testing, with 1 day report writing and 1 day hand over
and maybe some delays thrown in during testing
Remediate – (10+ day
/$5,000)
Upfront cost + Test Application (19 – 2 = 17 Days / but the
cost is still $12,000)
$$$$$$ Adding another 15+ days and $7,500 =
potentially $19,500!!
11. 11
$$
$$$$
$$$$$$
• Go to tender
• Find your supplier
• Scope out the app
• Negotiate the contract
• Review the findings
• Add them to your issue
tracking / backlog
• Remediate
The real cost of that $750/day test
13. 13
• Delays happen when you are not
ready for the testers
• Testing can impact production,
leading to a rescope and loss of time
• Wait for the report to be written
• Your ‘10 day test’ probably results in
5 days of manual testing effort
You don’t get what you pay
for
14. 14
It costs you more money and delivery less value
• You think of the ‘test’ as a number of ‘Man days’. It’s a false
economy. You miss all the other costs before and after the test
• Your test is likely 50% automation with some review of findings,
a day for the reports and a day for the hand over
• You cannot work on remediation until the test finishes (delays)
and you have been given the report
• Likely you will be juggling false positives, subjective findings and
have no real way to query or clarify the issues
• You cannot easily verify that your development teams have
fixed the issues reported
And yet you still do it
16. 16
• Next Gen Appsec program
• Annual contracts
• Pool of testing, requested on demand
• Zero false positives
• Findings posted to UI available for
remediation during testing
• Direct access to the analysts
• Ability to request verification of remediation
activities
• Customers save time & money whilst being able to request
testing that suits their timelines and SDLC processes
Next Gen Appsec program
17. 17
• 365 monitoring
• Daily assessments
• Regular manual assessment
• Findings presented as soon as
they are assessed
Continuous assessment for
Critical Applications
18. 18
• Like major streaming TV
stations : you tell us when you
want to consume a license
• Fixed fee – know upfront the
cost
• Up to thirty days of manual
testing and remediation advice
• No false positives
On demand for everything
else
19. 19
Old vs New
Build
application
security
resilience
Old : hidden costs per test
New: fixed upfront cost
Old: You test when you can, and
pause your Dev.
New: Test continuously, or on
demand, as part of the Dev process
Old: you remediate long after the
test has finished
New: you remediate whilst the test
is still ongoing
$$
20. #StandByYou during Covid-19
Talk to us to find out how
to take advantage of our
security testing offers to
maintain your cyber
hygiene
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4.com/mkg/standbyyou-
during-covid-19
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