Testing the 4th Quadrant: When things go Non-Functional
RWX / CDX
Fort Lauderdale · November 27 - 30, 2012
About this Presentation
Some of the hardest things to tests are those non-functional requirements around security, reliability, performance and scalability. We often post-pone these activities until too late in the software lifecycle.
We will look at ways to incorporate these earlier and more often to make sure our software not only works but works when under expected conditions.
Agile Technologist
Andy Painter is the Co-Founder of Institute Success and Institute Agility. Institute Success focuses on helping leaders become an Engaged Company™ by developing their leaders and teams. Institute Agility focuses on helping organizations ignite the spirit of agility in one heart, one team, one organization at a time.
Andy has over 25 years of software development experience as a developer, architect, tester, manager and executive. Over the two decades, Andy has coupled deep technology experience with Agile practices to create teams and environments that are hyper-productive. Over the last decade, Andy has added a focus of developing leaders and organizations to unlock their potential to achieve new levels of success. Andy helps and inspires leaders to take a people-first approach to both leadership and agility.