James Whittaker: The Future of Software Testing - uTest Webinar

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Join Dr. James Whittaker, Software Architect at Microsoft and renowned software testing expert, as he presents this webinar from uTest - The Future of Software Testing.For this webinar, James extends on his outstanding series of blog posts about the software testing of tomorrow. As one of the world's top software testing experts, James is uniquely positioned to understand the role of testing today and how it will impact software test and development tomorrow. His vision of the future has ranged from the rise of crowdsourcing to the greater role of testers as designers.Visit uTest.com to learn more about our software testing services. About James WhittakerJames A. Whittaker, now a Software Architect at Microsoft, has spent his career in software testing. He was an early thought leader in model-based testing where his PhD dissertation from the University of Tennessee became a standard reference on the subject. While a professor at Florida Tech, he founded the world’s largest academic software testing research center and helped make testing a degree track for undergraduates. Before he left Florida Tech, his research group had grown to over 60 students and faculty and had secured over $12 million in research awards and contracts. During his tenure at FIT he wrote How to Break Software and the series follow-ups How to Break Software Security (with Hugh Thompson) and How to Break Web Software (with Mike Andrews). His research team also developed the highly acclaimed runtime fault injection tool Holodeck and marketed it through their startup Security Innovation, Inc.Dr. Whittaker currently works at Microsoft as an architect for Visual Studio Team System where he is busy transforming his testing ideas into tools and techniques for developers and testers. He dreams of a future in which software just works.

  • Release Date

    Nov 23, 2008
  • Runtime

    01:11:58

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