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Alexandra earned a degree and an MA in linguistics from York University before starting work at Bredex GmbH, where she is a trainer and consultant for automated testing and test processes. When she is at the office, she is a part of the development team, represent-ing the customer / user perspective for software. Alex helps to write user stories, brings feedback from the field and enjoys contributing to the emerging software in terms of testing. Alex frequently represents BREDEX at conferences, where she talks about agility and testing from project experience. She is also involved in event organisation and cus-tomer communication. Two of her main interests in the world of software development are how to make software user-friendly and how to bring agility to testing processes. Alexandra has posted 11 posts at DZone. View Full User Profile

Eclipse Testing Day Registration now open

08.04.2011
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Following the success of the Eclipse Testing Day in September 2010, BREDEX GmbH have teamed up with the Eclipse Foundation to organize a second Testing Day on 7th September 2011 in Neuss, Germany.

 The Testing Day is a day-long event for technical developers, testers, architects, project leads and managers to learn more about testing. The theme for this year's Testing Day is "Testing: Technology and Process". Participants will learn how technology and process fit together, where they can complement each other and where there is potential for improvement.

This year we have eight talks over the course of the day. Topics range from acceptance testing and usability testing to build processes and test processes (requirements, test case definition…).The focus of the talks this year is case studies and experience reports. The Testing Day gives you the chance to hear from the experts for testing, test processes, and the tools and technology that go hand in hand with them.

You can find the full agenda on the Eclipse Testing Day wiki:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Testing_Day_2011

Registration is now open via Eventbrite:
http://eclipsetestingday2011.eventbrite.com

Tickets cost 40€ for members of the Eclipse Foundation or the ASQF, and 50€ for non-members. We also have a limited number of student tickets at a reduced price. The ticket cost includes catering on the day.

We look forward to seeing you in Neuss!

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