NVP Software Solutions

Category: Courses + Events

  • Quality Assurance Webinars from NVP Software Solutions

    Quality Assurance Webinars from NVP Software Solutions

    AI testing for the Test Lead or Manager

    A survey of what needs to be considered as a Test Leader or Manager when embarking on using AI in testing or testing an AI enabled system. 

    March 26, 2026 – 12:00 p.m. Eastern (Toronto) Time Virtual: Zoom

    Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/yh1Cf6PzThu4fcxZJnHzmg

    Quality Assurance for Startups and Small Organisations

    QA is frequently ignored until it is too late.    Then when the product is released there is a scramble to make updates and release items without proper testing.  Putting in QA earlier resolves these problems.

    April 23, 2026 12:00 p.m. Eastern (Toronto) Time Virtual: Zoom

    Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/uR8Noz8fQhmDDlReePHV1g

  • AI and The Test Lead/Manager

    AI and The Test Lead/Manager

    In late 2025 NVP ran a webinar about the impacts of AI on a Test Lead/Manager.  We discussed both the changes by using AI in testing (test preparation, execution and reporting) and testing an AI infused system (non-deterministic output).  Recently we had a discussion with someone tasked with the latter problem and his solution to most of the problem.  Clearly there was more work to be done.   With the field of AI moving very quickly, some of what we said several months ago needs to be updated.  A new instance of this webinar will be run in March 2026.  Stay tuned for dates, times and registration details.

  • TASSQ November Meeting is just under 2 weeks away

    TASSQ November Meeting is just under 2 weeks away

    The session will focus on the ISTQB certification and how the CSTB supports it.

    ISTQB – Vision, Syllabus Scheme, Working Groups, Partner Program

    CSTB – Goal, History, Local activities, International Activities, Volunteering

    When: Tuesday, November 25th starting at 6:15 p.m. (until 7:30 p.m.) EST
    Cost:  $10.00 CAD

    Register at https://tassq.org/events

  • TASSQ November 2025 Webinar

    TASSQ November 2025 Webinar

    The Toronto Association of Systems and Software Quality (TASSQ) is pleased to announce the Webinar for November 2025.

    Topic: CSTB in a Nutshell

    Presenter: Amanda Logue

    Location: Online, Zoom

    When: Tuesday, November 25th @6:15 pm (until 7:30 pm) EST

    Cost: $10.00 CAD

    Register at https://tassq.org/events






  • TASSQ 2025 – 2026 Schedule

    TASSQ 2025 – 2026 Schedule

    TASSQ is pleased to announce their September 2025 through February 2026 schedule.

  • Test Leadership

    The role of a Test Lead varies widely between organisations and even within some large organisations. Some test leads execute a plan, other build and manage and some run multiple projects with other test leads running particular aspects.  If you are in this position, you may be wondering what to do. 

    Please take a look at Case Study 2: https://nvp.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Case-Study-2.pdf for how training was organised in one particular example.

  • TASSQ February 2025 Talk

    Toronto Association of System and Software Quality TASSQ is pleased to announce our Webinar for February 2025.

    Topic: Automation Zero to Hero in Two Weeks

    Presenter: Dave Martin

    Location: Online/Zoom

    When: Tuesday February 25 at 6:15 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. EST

    Cost: $14.00 CAD

    Register at: TASSQ

    Presentation Abstract:

    Join Dave Martin as he discusses surefire ways to go from Automation Zero to Hero in Two Weeks.

  • TASSQ January 2025 Talk

    TASSQ January 2025 Talk

    Toronto Association of System and Software Quality TASSQ is pleased to announce our Webinar for January 2025.

    Topic: Critical Thinking

    Presenter: James Bach

    Location: Online/Zoom

    When: Tuesday January 28 at 6:15 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. EST

    Cost: $14.00 CAD

    Register at: TASSQ

    Presentation Abstract:

    Join James Bach as he discusses the importance and underrated value of Critical Thinking in testing practice.