Webinar Schedule
We have loads of great software testing webinars lined up for you in 2017. You can use our quick register feature to register for multiple webinar at once or else scroll down the page and register for the webinars that interest you.
Upcoming Webinars:
Use Test Trees To Get An Overview Of The Test Work
with Anne Mette Hass (NNIT, Denmark)
Wednesday August 23rd at 2PM (BST)
In this webinar, Anne Mette will inspire you to use Test Trees for your testing and highlight how it will make your tests more clear and visible. – View Details >>>
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The Seven Deadly Sins of Scrum
with Fran O’Hara (Inspire Quality, Ireland)
Friday 8th September at 9PM (BST)
In this webinar, Fran will exlore the sins of Scrum, ask if you are committing any and how to avoid these sins. – View Details >>>
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Being A Tester in Scrum
with Carsten Feilberg (House of Test, Denmark)
Monday 18th September at 14:00 (GMT)
In this webinar Carsten will explore the role of the tester in a Scrum team. He will examine where the tester play an important role in Scrum and how you can contribute to a teams performance. View Details >>>
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Application Security Flaws in the Internet of Thing
with Ken Munro (Pen Test Partners, UK)
Tuesday 19th September at 14:00 (GMT)
In this webinar Ken will explore and examine the reasons for the common sources of IoT security flaws that lie within the apps that are used to manage hardware security issues. Ken will also explain and offer advice that applies equally to IoT device manufacturers, app developers and anyone else in the IoT supply chain. View Details >>>
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Leveraging Visual Testing with your Functional Tests
with Peter Kim (Concur Technologies, U.S.A)
Wednesday 20th September at 14:00 (GMT)
This webinar’s aim is to share how visual testing can be utilized to extend your functional test coverage. Once you’re able to get a really good grasp on how to leverage a visual testing, it really opens up different test types for automating different types of testing needs; for example, localization, and even accessibility testing. View Details>>>
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Why You Shouldn’t Automate…But You Will Anyway
with Kevin Pyles (Domo, U.S.A)
Thursday 21st September at 14:00 (GMT)
Everywhere you look you are told to automate, but what if that isn’t the best answer to the testing problem? In this webinar learn why you should be saying no to automation and yes to manual testing. View Details >>>
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Should Developers be Responsible for Testing?
with Janna Loeffler (Walt Disney Imagineering, U.S.A)
Friday 22nd September at 14:00 (GMT)
Join Janna as she talks about some of the history of software testing, software testing today, and whether or not developers should be responsible for testing.
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Recent Webinars:
Big Data: The Magic To Attain New Heights
with Ken Johnson (Microsoft, USA)
In this webinar, Ken shares his secrets for recruiting, training, and retaining the right kind of data analysts.
Java Memory, Getting Rid Of The Garbage
with Albert Witteveen (Pluton IT, The Netherlands)
In this webinar, Albert will explain the way Java handles memory, how to properly monitor and analyse the behaviour, common pitfalls and ways to improve performance, robustness and prevent and solve issues.
Maintaining Quality With Agility
with Fran O’Hara (Inspire Quality Services, Ireland)
This webinar highlights a number of key quality related aspects of agile, identifying common problems and suggests solutions. It will of course include testing but will also discuss experiences with topics such as culture and teams, management support, technical debt and continuous improvement.
Agile Leadership for Team Members
with Selena Delesie (Delesie Solutions, Canada)
In this webinar, Selena will discuss how leadership can propel individuals, teams, and entire organisations to be really successful.
No Test Cases Required: Test Session Chartering
with Michael Bolton (DevelopSence, Canada)
In this Webinar, Michael Bolton takes a hard look at the testing mission and how we go about it. As alternatives to test cases, he’ll offer ways to think about planning, coverage, and reporting that can help to refocus testing on its primary goal: helping people to find problems that threaten the on-time, successful completion of the project.
