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  • Last Chance to register for May 2022 TASSQ & KWSQA Events

    May 2022 TASSQ & KWSQA Events

     

    You might want to consider this event to network with other QA people or learn some of the new ideas in QA.

    NVP Software Solutions will be participating in the following software testing and quality assurance event happening this April. TASSQ is returning to an in-person event for May; KWSQA is meeting remotely on June 1. Check out the relevant websites for more information and to register. This is a great opportunity to connect with other software testing and quality assurance professionals. We hope to see you there!

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    THE TOP TESTING TRENDS FOR 2022

    Speaker: Arthur Hicken, Register here

    May 31, 2022 6:00 p.m. EST – In person – Albany Club – Pre-registration required

    Leading From Quality

    June 1, 2022  11:55 a.m.   Online

    Speaker: Ian Howlett

    Register here

  • Quality Assurance 2022 – Step 7

    Quality Assurance 2022 – Step 7

    You have done everything that you can think of internally and you have spoken to outside people and used their input to further improve. At this time, it may be necessary to put the initiative on the back burner and wait for issues to pop up. We generally would not suggest this since it is hard enough to get a Quality Initiative going once, let alone, restarting it a second time but if you cannot think of anything further to do, it may be worse to keep pushing on something rather than stop and wait for something obvious to appear.

    Do not anticipate that because the initiative has been approved once that it is immune from further questions until it is completed.

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  • Last Chance to register for April 2022 TASSQ & KWSQA Events

    Last Chance to register for TASSQ and KWSQA

    April 2022 TASSQ & KWSQA Events

     

    You might want to consider this event to network with other QA people or learn some of the new ideas in QA.

    NVP Software Solutions will be participating in the following software testing and quality assurance event happening this April. Due to Covid-19 restrictions the events are online and are available to all. Check out the relevant websites for more information and to register. This is a great opportunity to connect with other software testing and quality assurance professionals. We hope to see you there!

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    BALANCING MANUAL AND AUTOMATED TESTS: FINDING THE RIGHT MIX

    Speaker: Damon Paul, Register here

    April 26, 2022 6:00 p.m. EST – Online – Event is being offered for free.

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    April 27, 2022  11:55 a.m.   Online

    Speaker: Neil Price-Jones

    Register here

  • May 2022 TASSQ & KWSQA Events

    Register for TASSQ and KWSQA

    May 2022 TASSQ & KWSQA Events

     

    You might want to consider this event to network with other QA people or learn some of the new ideas in QA.

    NVP Software Solutions will be participating in the following software testing and quality assurance event happening this May. Check out the relevant websites for more information and to register. This is a great opportunity to connect with other software testing and quality assurance professionals. We hope to see you there!

    Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay

    THE TOP TESTING TRENDS FOR 2022

    Speaker: ARTHUR HICKEN, Register here

    May 31, 2022 – 6:00 p.m. – Albany Club – In Person

    June 1, 2022  11:55 a.m.   Online

    Leading From Quality

    Speaker: Ian Howlett

    Register here

  • Last Chance to register for March 2022 TASSQ & KWSQA Events

    Last Chance to register for TASSQ and KWSQA

    March 2022 TASSQ & KWSQA Events

     

    You might want to consider this event to network with other QA people or learn some of the new ideas in QA.

    NVP Software Solutions will be participating in the following software testing and quality assurance event happening this November. Due to Covid-19 restrictions the events are online and are available to all. Check out the relevant websites for more information and to register. This is a great opportunity to connect with other software testing and quality assurance professionals. We hope to see you there!

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    A brief overview of SAST, SCA and SQA with respect to security with Kiuwan. Practical views on tooling in a DevOps environment.

    Speaker: JD Burke, Register here

    March 29, 2022 12:00 noon. EST – Online – Event is being offered for free.

    March 30, 2022  11:55 a.m.   Online

    A Tester’s Appreciation of Unit Tests

    Speaker: Katie Fox

    Register here

  • Quality Assurance 2022 – Step 6

    Quality Assurance 2022 – Step 6

    Let’s suppose that you have identified everything and made all the improvements that you can determine. What happens now? The best idea is to get in touch with other people outside of your organization to see what they have done. They often have completely different ways of looking at things and completely different approaches to problems. While it may not apply directly to your situation there may be something you can take and use for your situation.
    People outside your organization will tend to think differently than you do.

    Do not anticipate that because the initiative has been approved once that it is immune from further questions until it is completed.

    Test Leader or Manager with concerns? Test Managers Conference.

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  • Quality Assurance 2022 – Step 5

    Quality Assurance 2022 – Step 5

    In our last post, we talked about changing the group composition and leaving just one person to provide continuity. One thing we did not mention is the need to maintain good records of what has been done and tried, and how successful it was. We do not want to repeat the same mistakes that the last group tried or try for the same changes if they have already been proved not to work. There is no harm in re-visiting what has been done and seeing if there is a different way of improvement.

    Do not anticipate that because the initiative has been approved once that it is immune from further questions until it is completed.

    Test Leader or Manager with concerns? Test Managers Conference.

    Services NVP Quality Assurance Services

    Contact Contact us

    Meeting Book a Meeting with NVP

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  • Quality Assurance 2022 – Step 4

    Quality Assurance 2022 – Step 4

    In our last post, we talked about how you might have trouble identifying what to improve next.
    There is only so much that a group can consider and they may not know everything that exists in the organization. If no-one in the core group involved in the Quality Assurance improvement initiative can identify anything further to work on, then it is time to change the composition of the group. The recommendation is usually to change all of the group except one person. That gives new viewpoints while maintaining continuity.

    Do not anticipate that because the initiative has been approved once that it is immune from further questions until it is completed.

    Test Leader or Manager with concerns? Test Managers Conference.

    Services NVP Quality Assurance Services

    Contact Contact us

    Meeting Book a Meeting with NVP

    LinkedIn Group Software Testing and QA Group

    LinkedIn Company Page NVP LinkedIn Company Page

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