Is your Quality on the Road to Nowhere?

45-minute Keynote

A journey into contemporary quality ideas where quality is everyone's responsibility

Timetable

9:10 a.m. – 9:55 a.m. Thursday 15th

Room

Room F1+F2+F3 - Plenary

Audience

This talk is for everyone

Key-Learnings

  • Testing and quality are different - learn why it matters
  • Framing quality by using business outcomes
  • A way to visualise quality
  • Where testing fits in contemporary development practices

‘Quality is a team responsibility’.

We are told that when quality is owned collectively, as opposed to being gated by a tester it can improve overall quality. Teams begin to contribute to quality through testability, identifying design flaws in stories, and testing earlier in the delivery process. 

But this only scratches the surface of what can be achieved. 

If we think of software delivery as a journey to achieving desired business outcomes, quality is the GPS that points us in the right direction. 

This keynote looks at some ways to better understand quality, what it means to you, your team and business partners. It looks at ways to frame quality in terms of business outcomes to help us keep on the right track. It will show ways to visualise quality so everyone can see where we are on our journey. 

Do I believe testers have a place in this future? Absolutely! In fact, I think the role of a tester is needed more now than ever but perhaps not in a way we have traditionally seen our roles.

A must for anyone moving to contemporary engineering approaches.

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