Get a first glance at the EuroSTAR Software Testing Report 2014
Later this month, EuroSTAR will publish the first EuroSTAR Software Testing Report – the results and findings of Phase One of a comprehensive, longitudinal study of Practices and Attitudes in Software Testing (PAST).
The initial phase of the study examined selected software testing practices and attitudes including where testing and test automation was addressed in the life cycle, what testing certifications and qualifications were held and their perceived value and whether testing costs and value were effectively tracked and reported. The data gathered in Phase One included respondent age, job title and category, annual salary and years of experience in their current position and in software or testing.
If you would like to be amongst the first to access this report or would like to participate in subsequent phases of the study, please follow this link and submit your details. Planning for Phase Two is well under way and it is expected that data collection for this phase will begin early in the first quarter of 2015.
Background
Last year at EuroSTAR Conference 2013 in Gothenburg, we launched the PAST Study aimed at exploring how European software testing professionals currently undertake their testing practices and their attitude towards the future development of their profession.
The first phase of the study involved a 15-question online survey which was completed by approximately 270 attending delegates at the conference and subsequently by a further 360 through the EuroSTAR Conference website. Of the 600-plus participants in Phase One, close to four hundred have committed to participate in Phase Two of the study.
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Any questions relating to the EuroSTAR Software Testing Report 2014 and PAST Study can be directed to [email protected]
