What is "good" software testing? Is your software testing team able to implement different scenarios, test out differentiators such as moving elements into a cloud? And then can they get feedback quickly on what works and doesn't work for their business scenarios? "Good" software testing means organizations can make decisions knowing that they can respond and react to feedback quickly. And it includes testing at the API level, the user interface level and the overall system level. How do you do all that testing and do it earlier and more often while becoming more efficient? It can be done. James Hunter, IBM, and Marianne Hollier, HCL, share best practices for a smarter way to test. Speakers: James Hunter is the WW Offering Leader for IBM's Cloud DevOps industry solutions. He has been helping IBM and SAP clients for many years and is the co-author of Testing SAP Solution for Dummies. Marianne Hollier is an IBM and Open Group Master Certified IT specialist in application development. She has strong, practical expertise in measurably improving the software development lifecycle and driving the necessary cultural changes to make it work. Marianne is instrumental in architecting, tailoring, and deploying the IBM DevOps best practices as well as appropriate software development tools on many types of projects—from large to small, long to fast-track, agile to traditional. Marianne is passionate about all things testing—process, tools, culture, and automation. Her experience is broad-based, spanning both custom projects and standard software packages that apply to pharmaceutical, refining, telecommunications, healthcare, financial, automotive, government, and retail industries.
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