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Centralized vs. Decentralized Test Automation

Paper Presentation at SUMMIT 2008 (January 2008)
Todd Fitch — Quality Leader — Intuit, Inc.
 
Test automation has changed considerably over the last twenty years: It has gone from a rare and expensive side effort to a necessary component of product development. However, delivering results is still not a straightforward proposition. One cannot just buy a tool and throw some people at it and expect all of the manual tests to be miraculously automated. Choosing the right tool and the right infrastructure, assigning the right people, picking the right tests to automate, and instituting a good development process are all necessary for success. Further, the company management needs to understand that test automation is a long-term investment that will not necessarily provide returns in the short-run and also that it is not a one-time project.
 
 
 

From requirements to test cases and executable test scripts

Paper Presentation – a SUMMIT 2008 (January 2008)
Michel Guez — VP, Business Development & Eddie Jaffuel - Senior Consultant — LEIRIOS
 
"This presentation provides an overview of how the LEIRIOS Smart Testing™solution boosts functional testing industrialisation by automatically generating executable test scripts for any third-party functional testing tool. LEIRIOS Smart Testing implements a model-based testing process: a UML model is used to capture the expected behaviour of the application under test, fulfilling the functional requirements. This model makes it possible to automatically generate test cases and test drivers including the traceability matrix between functional requirements and the test cases.
 
 
 

Effective Software Tetsing: Tools and strategies for project success

Quality management

Connecting software results to business objectives

  • Continuous governance across the delivery lifecycle
  • Early and iterative quality management
  • Insight and control business processes
  • Efficient compliance management from the start
  • Comprehensive integrated platform
  • Quality support for entire delivery lifecycle
  • Integrated test, change and defect management

SOA Testing — Validation Methodology and Automation Framework

Testing Needs
SOA promises benefits to organizations by providing a framework for building applications through re-usable components. This helps organizations evolve their IT solutions over time, as well as avoid costly integration and re-engineering efforts. SOA enables this by using service, rather than technology, as the basis of applications.