PNSQC 2016 Make a Presentation, Write a Paper, Be Part of Cultivating Quality
We Asked, You Answered!
Now we'll give you the seeds for quality.
The results are in: 60+ Recommended Topics for PNSQC 2016
We understand how difficult it can be to come up with a topic you feel is worthy of presentation. There are so many things to consider: Has it been done, is it interesting, will anybody care? To help you in your search, we’ve done some of the work for you and have assembled a list of “Hot Topics” for presentations.
These are ideas that are on everyone’s mind and that people want to hear and talk about. Some topics are old favorites like “Coding for QA”, while others are more timely like "Did Windows 10 matter?” Then there are the constantly evolving ones where, even though the name is the same, the content is completely different every year: “The OWASP Top 10”. We have a long list of thoughts and ideas to help get you energized and inspired! Here is a sample:
Agile in the Enterprise
Acceptance TDD & Continuous Delivery on a Cloud platform
Industry Trends Impacting Software Quality Measurement
IoT and CDaaS Quality Challenges
The Changing Landscape of Test Data Management
Keeping UX and Personas meaningful during the quality lifecycle
Cracking the Code on Recruiting and Retaining Women
Your ideas are needed to bridge the gender gap.
Darlene Bennett Greene, PNSQC 2016 invited speaker, believes that the software community needs to step up its discussion around the treatment and role of women in the industry, because conditions aren't improving. With the worldwide shortage of technological skills and the exploding need, she's wondering if we’re finally at a breaking point where the issue of women in technology will rise to a point of reckoning. Her one ask is to help us break that code, help us attract, support, integrate and retain women. Read more about how her experiences as U.S. Navy Commander and McAfee VP form her thinking on this important issue of recruiting and retaining women.
Cultivating quality requires hard work from the entire team, including developers, architects, quality assurance engineers, and project managers. Everyone contributes to producing quality. Whatever your focus, be a speaker and share your knowledge with your peers at the PNSQC.
For more advice check out the author resources pages, including How Tos & FAQs answered by the pros.
