March 6th Quality Enablement Webinar: Testing Lean from Planning to Production
In San Francisco last week i was able to chat with our director for Test in the ALM team, Mark Mydland, about how we changed our testing teams and behaviors to work with today’s faster release cadences and agile practices…Was a great talk that that folks there really enjoyed. Based on the rave feedback, Mark will be redelivering his session as a webinar March 6th. Logistics details below:
Date: March 6, 2014 @ 11:30 AM PST
Link: http://www.microsoft.com/click/services/Redirect2.ashx?CR_CC=200353078&CR_EAC=300149044
Title: Quality Enablement Webinar: Testing Lean from Planning to Production
Description:
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Under the pressure of increased release cadences, increasing software complexity and the move to SAAS many of the techniques QA has traditionally used have proven too costly and inefficient to scale. To compensate testers must streamline their processes, integrate tightly with their development team and use a variety of telemetry and metrics to measure the success of the product throughout the development lifecycle
Join this webinar to discover how you can:
- Develop test plans that focus the development effort and reduce risk
- Find regressions with fewer, more reliable tests and defense in depth
- Drive quality using telemetry and engineering systems
- Find high-quality bugs using streamlined exploratory testing
To remain competitive organizations must develop extremely efficient Test organizations that focus the development effort on delivering maximum customer value.
Starts: Thursday, March 06, 2014 11:30 AM
Time zone: (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
Duration: 1 hour(s)
About the presenter:
Mark Mydland is the Director of Test for the Application Insights Service which helps developers to understand whether there applications are Available, Performing and Successful. Prior to this role Mark led Test for the App Lifecycle Tools team which delivered visualization and modeling, unit test, task management, code review, profiler, debugger and Intellitracetm diagnostics into various editions Visual Studio 2012 and Visual Studio 2013. Prior to joining the App LifeCycle Tools team, Mark was a Group Manager in Visual Studio Test Professional 2010 and led the team that shipped the first version of the TCM client tools. Over the past 17 years (10 at Microsoft) Mark has been a developer, consultant and manager in a wide variety of roles and industries. Over the years Mark has been able to combine a passion for quality with a strong belief in the power of agile methods and short release cycles to help numerous teams to ship better software with higher quality. Mark graduated from West Point in 1991 and spent 5 years as an infantry officer before launching his second career as a professional computer geek in 1996.
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