Paper Presentation at HSTC 2010

Amit Chatterjee, General Manager - Visual Studio Test Business, Microsoft (R&D) India

Speaker Background

Amit is the General Manager for the Visual Studio Test Business at Microsoft. Working out of the Hyderabad Development Centre, Amit leads a distributed development team located at Hyderabad, Redmond, and Raleigh, on a mission to establish Microsoft as a key leader in the Testing Industry. Great Tools, Great Testers, Great Software is the vision that Amit and his team pursues. Amit has spent more than twenty years at Microsoft, and has played important leadership roles for Windows 3.0, Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Direct Show and Direct X Media, Services For UNIX, and Networking technologies developed at Microsoft. Amit holds a B. Tech (Honours) degree in Electronics and Electrical Communication Engineering, and M. Tech degree in Computer Engineering both from I.I.T Kharagpur.

Paper Presentation at HSTC 2010

 

Sandeep Meesarapu - Development Manager, Srinivas Chintha - Director, Software Development and Nafees Ahmed - Project Manager, Sabre Holdings

• One single Integrated execution and test management environment for commonly used QA tools in the organization at different QA phases
• Integrate tools using Open API’s
• Drive Standardization across the organization

Problem Statement:

1. QA Teams use different tools/methods for testing different requirements ex: Manual testing, QTP, FitNesse, Jmeter, SOAtest, Selenium etc..
2. QA’s would be using different Testing engines, repositories, defect tracking systems.

So how does IT develop a standard framework for Quality Assurance?

Approach:

1. Develop creation, execution, defect analysis capabilities within one single Test Management System
2. Use Open Test Architecture Model to develop plug-ins for different test engines, defect tracking tools.

Paper Presentation at STeP-IN SUMMIT 2009

 

 

While Business Process Testing as a concept has been around for a couple of years, it is only now that it has come of age. The business process approach provides a natural fit with the requirements of today and tomorrow - SOA testing, Packaged applications testing etc.

In this session we will look at how the business process approach provides the much needed boost to testing productivity and accelerates the testing process in today's time-restricted delivery cycles. We will also delve into how traditional testing methodologies can evolve into a business process testing approach within an organization.

 

 

Testing and tuning the performance of today’s applications is a complex task, undertaken by a team of individuals that may include performance engineers, QA testers, architects, developers, database administrators, line-of-business executives and related project team members. Performance testing has been around for a long time, yet poorly-performing applications remain the rule rather than the exception.