Dateline: Sept. 13, 2014
by PNSQC
Does your company constantly wrestle with technology debt, with releases that take longer because of infrastructure shortfalls and other problems when all you want to do is ship a product? That can get incredibly frustrating. See how Intuit managed to bridge the gap between … Read more
Dateline: Sept. 6, 2014
by PNSQC
Dr. Richard Turner, School of Systems and Enterprises, Stevens Institute of Technology, has over 30 years of experience in systems, software and acquisition engineering. Currently, he is a Distinguished Service Professor at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ, and a Principle … Read more
For more than 25 years, Daniel Gullo has been teaching, coaching, and consulting for organizations of many sizes; from startups to multi-national enterprises. Daniel has lead large-scale Agile adoption initiatives for organizations in Financial Services, Education, Health Care, Bio-tech, Pharma, Information Technology Consulting, Professional Associations, and Federal Government.
Daniel … Read more
Dateline: July 30, 2014
by PNSQC
If you’re a fan of HBO’s “True Detective” or “Game of Thrones”, you might already know first-hand the importance of scalability testing. Livestreaming on the network’s Go app and the app itself both crashed for thousands of fans in March and April this year … Read more
Dateline: July 24, 2014
by PNSQC
Most employers, especially those charting rapid growth, are in a bind when it comes to filling out their SQA engineering team. Hiring just senior level talent usually isn’t an option; either they’ll bust the budget or there simply aren’t enough to go around. And … Read more
Dateline: July 23, 2014
by PNSQC
Everybody loves to talk about their success stories. But at this year’s PNSQC conference in October, Heather Wilcox will challenge attendees to brag about their biggest failures.
What’s this, a technical session devoted to “fail”??? Yes. In fact, Heather believes it’s vital to air … Read more
