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PNSQC 2013

quality engineers, software testers, qa managers, test automation engineers, engineering managers, process improvement consultants, metrics analysts

defect removal efficiency; inspections and static analysis; pair programming effects; acceptance test driven development; queuing theory for test labs; cumulative flow diagrams; work-in-process limits; virtualized test environments; crowdtesting platforms; exploratory testing versus checking; estimation with range bounds; cross-cultural agile onboarding

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PNSQC 2013 - Capers JonesCapers Jones01h 19m
Claims come from analysis of about 20,000 projects across 24 countries and show that the single best metric is defect removal efficiency — US average is 85% US…
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PNSQC 2013 - Michael MahMichael Mah01h 21m
Claims measured against a 12,000‑project QSM library and the SLIM model show collocated small teams, pair programming, and acceptance test–driven development…
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PNSQC 2013 - Kathy IberleKathy Iberle01h 25m
Argues that applying queuing theory to test labs — counting batches, drawing a cumulative flow diagram, and using a visual board — finds hidden wait time and…
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PNSQC 2013 - Douglas HoffmanDouglas Hoffman01h 39m
Argues common software metrics are misleading: measurement is hard, metrics invite gaming, and math is often misapplied. Shows concrete examples: defect…
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PNSQC 2013 - Lee CopelandLee Copeland01h 13m
Argues there are no best practices, only context-specific good practices; distinguishes automated checking (confirmation) from exploratory testing (discovery)…
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PNSQC 2013 - Payson HallPayson Hall01h 19m
Estimation focuses on documented assumptions, simple math and controlled experiments: define what’s in and out, gather data and commit arithmetic, then show…
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PNSQC 2013 - Valerie Berset-PriceValerie Berset-Price01h 41m
Argues that Agile’s U.S.-rooted values clash with national cultures and that national culture “trumps strategy,” citing seven cultural dimensions, the Richard…
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