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The Software Testing Club
The Software Testing Club is a relaxed yet professional
place for software testers to hang out, find likeminded
software testers and get involved in thoughtful and often
fun conversations.
Interesting things happen at The Software Testing Club.
It started out as an experiment. Now two years on it has
turned into vibrant online community of software testing
professionals.
You'll find members are dedicated to their profession and
you can find them in deep conversation within the forums.
However, it's more than just forums and your standard
niche social network. As the club grows we are finding
things happening. This includes things like a Job Board, a
Mentoring Group, a collaborative Software Testing Book and
a crowd sourced testing initiative called Flash Mob Testing.
The Software Testing Club is a grassroots effort. It's for the
members and grows according to what we believe they
want.
Come join and let us know what you think.
Rosie Sherry – Founder & Community Manager Email: rosie@softwaretestingclub.com Tel: +44 (0)7730952537 Web: www.softwaretestingclub.com
Parasoft
SOA Quality as a continuous process
Parasoft empowers organisations to deliver better business applications faster. We achieve this by enabling quality as
a continuous process across the SDLC–not just QA. Our solutions promote strong code foundations, solid functional
components and robust business processes. Parasoft's SOA solution provides an automated infrastructure that enables SOA
quality as a continuous process, allowing you to reap the full benefits of your SOA initiative.
Error prevention
Parasoft's SOA solution allows you to discover and augment expectations around design/development policy and test case
creation. These defined policies are automatically enforced, allowing your development team to prevent errors instead of
finding and fixing them later in the cycle. This significantly increases team productivity and consistency.
Continuous regression testing
Parasoft's SOA solution assists you in managing the complex and distributed nature of SOA. Given that your SOA is more
than likely to span multiple applications, departments, organisations and business partners, this requires a component-based
testing strategy. With the Parasoft solution set, you can execute a component-based testing strategy that ultimately allows
you to focus on the impact of change. Parasoft's continuous regression tests are applied to the multiple layers throughout
your system. These tests will then immediately alert you when modifications impact application behaviour providing a safety
net that reduces the risk of change and enables rapid and agile responses to business demands.
Functional audit
Parasoft's continuous quality practices promote the reuse of test assets as building blocks to streamline the validation of
end-to-end business scenarios impacted by changing business requirements. Functional test suites can be leveraged into
load tests without the use of scripting, allowing you to track performance metrics throughout the SDLC. This enables your
team to execute a more complete audit of your business application, reduces the risk of business downtime, and ensures
business continuity.
Process visibility and control
Parasoft's SOA solution enforces established quality criteria and policies, such as security, interoperability, and maintainability,
on the various business application artefacts within an SOA. Adherence to such policies is critical to achieving consistency
as well as ensuring reuse and interoperability. As a result, you evolve a visible and sustainable quality process that delivers
predictable outcomes.
Please contact us to arrange either a one-to-one briefing session or a free evaluation.
Web: www.parasoft.com Email: sales@parasoft-uk.com Tel: +44 (0) 208 263 6005 Fax: +44 (0) 208 263 6100
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