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LogiGear President & CEO Hung Nguyen will advise Software Testing Professionals at QA 2009Bilbao, Spain — October 21, 2009 — Hung Q. Nguyen, President & CEO of LogiGear Corporation ( http://www.logigear.com ) will address software testing professionals during the QA 2009 ( http://www.qatest.org ) : 8th International Conference on Software QA and Testing on Embedded Systems October 21-23, 2009 at the Conference Centre and Concert Hall in...
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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam -- November 13, 2009 -- LogiGear Corporation ( http://www.logigear.com ), Vietnam 's leading software testing company, today announced the availability of three scholarships to students of the LogiGear Certified Test Professional (LCTP) program at the HCMC University of Science. Each scholarship will offer a 50% reduction in tuition costs to enrolled students who achieve the highest scores on the program's entrance...
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by Hung Nguyen
I just got back from the 8th International Conference on Software QA and Testing for Embedded Systems, Oct 21 – 23. This was my first time at this conference and I’d give it a high grade for the overall quality of the content and speakers, and in particular, for the people who organize this conference. They are first class. Thanks to my new friends at SQS S.A., Spain — Sander Hanenberg, Jesús M. de la Maza and Begoña Laibara...
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by Michael Hackett
There was an IEEE conference in July, hosted at the University of Limerick.
International Conference on Global Software Development/Engineering
http://www.icgse.org/
I gave a tutorial on the current state of testing: Testing Teams in Globalized Software Development. There was an inquisitive group and we had a fun session. Globally, testing is not often valued as highly as it is in Silicon Valley. People were interested to...
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by William Coleman
The challenges with any automation effort is to know your capability. I’ve seen too many automation efforts begin and end with a tool decision. Generally these tools are very complex pieces of software that do many more things then we would ever use in our normal everyday testing. It even adds more misery to the situation when we give this new tool to people who are entirely incapable of using and scaling the "newly...
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