Virtualization and the Streamlining of Traditional Software Testing
Speaker:
Todd Kuczaj
Manager Accenture
Track:Deploying Virtualization in the Enterprise
Virtualization is quickly spreading throughout every area of IT, causing many of us to rethink the way we work. The software testing space is no different. Virtualization has caused a shift in this area, allowing traditional software testing to occur faster, with fewer resources, for a lower cost while also improving the quality of code released into production. This presentation will discuss how traditional test teams have merged virtualization into their daily processes, as well as the wide range of issues that these teams have experienced and the critical lessons learned along the way.
Speaker Bio:
Todd Kuczaj is a Manager within Accenture's Global Testing Practice and has been with the company for 8 years. He manages global testing projects for Fortune 100 clients. He holds a Master of Science (Information Management) from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Notre Dame.
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