28 October
11 AM (EST)
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- Don’t just jump into test automation
- An organized test process doesn’t have to be a static one.
- Testing should be meaningful in order to be effective
- Traditional testing metrics focus on process, project, and product dimensions, but can overlook real challenges in software development.
- Misalignment between stakeholder expectations and testing priorities can lead to communication challenges and ineffective reporting.
- Effective test reporting requires balancing quantitative metrics with qualitative narratives to provide a comprehensive view of project health.
Join Us
On Monday
October 28th, between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM Eastern Time (EST)
For an Exciting Event!
10:45 am – 11:00 am (ET)
Opening by Host Paul Grossman
11:00 am – 12:00 pm (ET)
Tidy Tester Guide to Automation
- Don’t just jump into test automation
- An organized test process doesn’t have to be a static one.
- Testing should be meaningful in order to be effective
- Everyone has Testing Junk
- A clean process is an effective process
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (ET)
Testing Metrics: the good, the bad and the ugly
- Traditional testing metrics focus on process, project, and product dimensions, but can overlook real challenges in software development.
- Misalignment between stakeholder expectations and testing priorities can lead to communication challenges and ineffective reporting.
- Effective test reporting requires balancing quantitative metrics with qualitative narratives to provide a comprehensive view of project health.
- The SMURF framework emphasizes tailoring insights for different organizational levels and focusing on impactful metrics that drive decisions.
- Testing metrics are interconnected across multiple dimensions including product, project, process, people, risk, coverage, and confidence.
- Continuous improvement and adaptation of testing metrics is crucial to maintain their relevance and effectiveness.
- Stakeholder engagement and clear communication are essential for aligning testing efforts with business objectives and fostering collaboration.
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Director at Insipred Academy, Test automation consultant and trainer
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Frequently Asked Questions:
Does it cost money to watch the meetup?
No. The meetup is absolutely free to watch. We hope that you get some really great value from the content!
Will a replay be available if I can't join the day of the meetup?
Yes, the meetup will be available on demand for anyone who is registered for the meetup.
Do I have to be a Zappletech customer to register for the meetup?
No. The content of the meetup can help any business related with Test Automation and is available to everyone.
After I register, how do I access the Test Automation - October 2024?
After you register for the meetup, you will receive an email with a link that is specific to you. You will access the meetup through that link.
When is the Test Automation - October 2024?
The sessions take place on October 28 (Monday) from 11AM to 1PM Eastern Time (ET)