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Event Details
Date: April 13, 2011
Time: 08:00-18:00 CET
Venue: Spant!, Bussum, Netherlands
Event Overview
Currently in its second year, the Dutch Testing Conference provides a neutral platform for IT testing professionals to discuss latest software testing trends and practices. The event is renowned as a conference organized by testers for testers and is an ideal forum to address the needs of the Software Testing community.
At the event, ABN AMRO Bank and Infosys jointly present a session on ‘Test Strategy for Complex Integration Programs’. We invite you to attend this session and gain insights into developing effective QA test strategies for complex integration programs.
Session Details
Track 1Topic: Test Strategy for Complex Integration Programs
Time: 14:45 - 15:30 CET
Speakers: Ron Van Schaik, Test Manager, ABN AMRO Bank,
Guruprasad Rao, Group Project Manager, Independent Validation and Testing Services, Infosys Technologies,
Session Description
The presentation outlines a successful test strategy for complex integration programs. Integration between two retail banking units typically involves migration of millions of customer records containing important financial details, from source to target applications. Such integrations impact multiple domains in both banks and senior management focus on three key objectives:
- Successful migration that is executed on time and within budget
- Continuous business availability
- Customer satisfaction
Our experts explain how a well-defined integration approach, robust test management practices and superior test execution play a crucial role in achieving the above stated objectives.
Speaker Profiles
Ron has held several QA positions including that of a Testing Specialist in his 12 years at ABN AMRO. He specializes in Performance Testing within complex environments/ systems.
Guru has over 12 years of IT and testing experience. He has led and managed large testing programs across USA, Europe and India for clients from different verticals.
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