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STAREAST 2009: Michael Bolton - Michael Bolton at STAREAST 2009
In this video from the STAREAST 2009 Interactive Lounge, Michael Bolton takes a look at two subjects--a 17th century debate over the air pump and the difference between experience and experiments--and how they relate to the software testing of today and tomorrow.See This Video
 
STAREAST 2009: James Bach - Buccaneer Scholar James Bach at STAREAST 2009
In this video from STAREAST 2009, tester and author James Bach talks about the context-driven school of software testing, his latest book, and how both the history of ideas and the discovery of oxygen can be connected to software testing.See This Video
   

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STAREAST 2008: Elisabeth Hendrickson - “Testing Lessons from Extreme Programmers”
One of the things testers often notice about Extreme Programming is that there is no defined role for testers on the team. Yet XP teams describe themselves as “test infected.” You could even call them “test obsessed.” Elisabeth Hendrickson has spent the last several years on a quest to discover how testers can contribute effectively on Extreme Programming projects. In this presentation, Elisabeth shares her experiences and the lessons she's learned about how testers can play well and succeed on XP teams. See This Video
 
STAREAST 2008: Tom Wissink - “Transforming Your Test Culture One Step at a Time”
The role and value of testing has been misunderstood by many in senior management. In this presentation, Tom Wissink describes steps undertaken at Lockheed Martin to change this culture of misunderstanding into a culture of appreciation, satisfaction, and excitement. Tom’s transformational steps—using robust test design techniques, practicing exploratory testing, developing and conducting regular test training, and developing a return on investment model for test automation in your environment—are defined such that test organizations and individuals can begin to implement them now. See This Video
   

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