Gregory Spehar is a Senior Project Manager at CorSource Technology Group Inc. working on agile projects that bring customer value developing and integrating applications. Over the past 15+ years he has been a leader in consulting projects that range from software development to integration of Software as … Read more
Michael Stahl is a 24-years veteran SW Validation Architect at Intel.
In this role, he defines testing strategies and work methodologies for test teams, and sometimes even gets to test something himself – which he enjoys most.
Before joining R&D, Michael worked for 10 years in Fab 8. In this … Read more
Anil Parambath is the Global Head of Solution Engineering at CSS Corp. A career technologist for nearly 18 years, Anil has been working for CSS Corp for the past 13 years and is currently responsible for developing and deploying next generation enterprise solutions for the customers of CSS … Read more
Prabhu Meruga is currently the director of solution engineering for CSS Corp. In this capacity he heads the testing solution services for CSS Corp for Americas covering multiple clientele across domains such as Aerospace, Finance, Logistics and Retail. He has been a seasoned QA practitioner with consulting experience
… Read moreRichard Leveille is a professional with over 20 years experience in Commercial Software Development, Software Quality Management Systems, Release Engineering, and Software Release Management. He has had direct involvement in Process Design and Customer Satisfaction Programs. Currently, he is Senior Manager Corporate Quality and Program Management at Synopsys. … Read more
Dateline: June 18, 2014
by Anurag Sharma
Lee Iacocca adequately summarized the importance of people when he said “Management is nothing more than motivating other people.”
Project management theories put forward by management gurus in the 20th century are derived from the manufacturing industry and focus more on schedule, time, … Read more
At the June 10, PNSQC Meetup, Juliana Arrighi, reprised her presentation from the Write the Docs conference which was held in Portland OR in May. The presentation generated a lot of audience participation and was well received. A short description (from the Write the Docs Conference) follows.
Information delivery doesn’t … Read more
Software features can make things better, or worse. In one case, a feature to turn off a smoke alarm with a wave sounded like a good idea. The problem discovered by testing, after the release, was that the algorithm could misinterpret movement near the detector as intentional when it wasn’t. … Read more
We are hosting another PNSQC Meetup with partner organizations and supporters featuring Lightning Talks on Wednesday, April 9 at 6PM. The first talk will be kicked off by Kathy Iberle on Software Quality for You Today.
We are working hard to get you the information needed to promote the Call for Abstracts. We have some informative and helpful documents, plus a "Why Submit" video shown below ...
