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Build your dream team
Jonas Kolvik

Vad är det som gör att man trivs på jobbet? Och varför trivs man inte? Är det någon skillnad på vad ett team producerar om alla trivs och känner att de har kul på jobbet?

När man anställer brukar anställningsproceduren vara noggrann. Men hur går det till när man rekryterar en konsult? Ofta tittar man enbart på kompetenser när man tar in en konsult. Men ingen tid eller kraft läggs på att ta hänsyn till konsultens drivkrafter eller personliga egenskaper. Finns det enkla och bra sätta att ta reda på dessa. Vi kommer att titta på hur man kan använda DISC-modellen för att ta reda på en persons beteendeprofil.

Sanningen är den att om vi skall överleva i den globala konkurrensen där produktutvecklingen blir alltmer komplex måste vi kunna skapa välfungerande och högpresterande team. Team som består av både anställda och konsulter. Team som består av människor med olika egenskaper. Vi kan ju inte ha elva vänsterbackar i ett fotbollslag.

Om Jonas Kolvik

Jonas Kolvik är civilingenjör och COO på Trovisio. Han har jobbat inom produktutveckling under större delen av sitt arbetsliv. Nu ligger fokus på startup:en Trovisio och där att agera som produktägare. Innan han tillsammans med sina kolleger drog igång Trovisio jobbade han som organisationskonsult med fokus på frågeställningar kring vad det är som gör att vissa team är välfungerande medan vissa inte är det.
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The Drunken Hamster approach to DevOps
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Daniel Karlsson

DevOps is a common buzzword that is sold as "the solution to everything" and as such it raises a lot of questions. For instance, is it really something everyone should do or can do regardless of context? How does it work? As a Tester do you need to go from quality assurance to quality assistance to succeed? And most importantly, why shouldn't you be afraid of the drunken hamster?

​In this presentation, I will try to answer the questions above and more. I will talk about the journey I've been on together with my team over the last couple of years and the different challenges we have dealt with during our transformation to DevOps and how it changed the way I look at test forever.

Om Daniel Karlsson

Daniel Karlsson has been working within the software development industry for over 10 years, currently working at Etraveli. He constantly tries to be involved with all things related to quality. Daniel continuously strives to avoid getting caught within the functional stupidity trap by always seeking out new knowledge and by always questioning everything.
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Hur du får ut mest effekt av dina automatiserade tester!
Viktor Laszlo

Automatiserade tester har funnits länge men omvärlden och hur vi utvecklar mjukvara har förändrats. Det som var sanning igår gäller inte alltid idag.

Hur gör man för att med så lite arbete som möjligt få ut maximal effekt? Vilka är framgångsfaktorerna? Hur ska man automatisera testerna och vilket angreppssätt är framgŒngsrikt? Vad, eller vilka tester ska man automatisera?

Föredraget bjuder på insikter, tips och fallgropar samt belyser hur man tänker strategiskt för att maximera effekten av de automatiserade testerna.

Om Viktor Laszlo

Viktor har i mer än 20 års tid jobbat som expert inom testautomatisering, både internationellt och i Sverige. Han har hjälpt många stora organisationer att effektivisera mjukvarutestningen med hjälp av verktyg, automatisering och processförbättringar. Han har även omfattande kunskaper inom systemutveckling och programmering. Viktor är en van presentatör, talare och utbildare.
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The manual for how to start a new job
Jonas Breisel

Have you ever started a new job? Did you think of how to get a good start?
I will introduce you to a guide created by Bengt Kallenberg. His insights have helped me a lot in my last job change.
I will discuss the most important things to think of in the beginning and what you can do before you even start at the new place.

​The first 90 days of new job are particularly important. What you do and who you are then sets the scene for how good the following years will be. Statistics show that about 40% of senior managers fail their new assignments within 18 months. Even if you are not a manager the first time is really really important and challenging.

Om Jonas Breisel

Jonas has more than 7 years of experience as a software tester and test manager. He worked in automotive and construction industry with test management, test automation, test design, test execution and programming. ​His biggest strengths are in test strategy and process improvement of the entire development chain. These qualities have been applied in transforming companies and teams from waterfall organizations to agile ways of working including SAFe.
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Kvalitetscoaching
Jonas Hermansson

Kvalitetscoach har nu funnits som begrepp i ett antal år och börjar bli etablerat. Vi kommer i detta tal berätta om våra upplevelser och lärdomar hittills och inte minst diskutera vad vi ser är nästa steg och vad vi jobbar med nu. 

Nästa steg för att styra kvalitén och leda organisationer mot kvalitet är att jobba än hårdare med gemensamma värderingar och mål. Detta ställs på sin spets när vi har självorganiserande organisationer och kvalitetssäkrar ständigt föränderliga tekniker som AI.

Om Jonas Hermansson

Jonas Hermansson, Inceptive, är en kvalitetscoach som har hjälpt organisationer med sina kvalitetsresor sedan stenåldern. (Tiden då skriptade testfall var kvalitét och Agilt en silverkula). Jonas är även en flitigt anlitad facillitator och utbildare inom krav, test och förändringsledning.
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SARE - Kundcentrisk, agil kravhantering – en storskalig tillämpning
Per Krogstad & Maria Lund

Hur jobbar man agilt med krav utan att tappa kundens behov och behåller kvalité på vägen?

Maria och Per berättar om en storskalig tillämpning på Telia där kunden är i centrum under resan. De ger tips på hur affärskrav och verksamhetsbehov på ett agilt sätt bryts ner till prioriterade krav och sedan hur man tar dem vidare till att bli levererbara och testbara tekniska lösningar.

Om Per Krogstad

Per har under de senaste 10 åren jobbat inom kvalitetssäkring i olika agila sammanhang och roller. Han brinner för agil kravhantering och trivs bäst mellan affärsnyttans behov och dess tekniska lösningar.

Om Maria Lund

Maria har arbetat snart 35 år på Telia varav de senaste 15 åren med krav och analys av affär- och verksamhetsbehov kopplat till digitalisering och agil online utveckling.
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Test-case quality in large-scale software-intensive systems
Vi Tran

Software quality assurance relies largely on software testing, of which fundamental units are test cases. Good test cases will increase the confidence in testing, and thereby assist product release decisions. However, the more software systems evolve, the more complex they become, which requires a larger number of additional test cases for quality checking. Hence, the maintenance and evolution of test cases should be as important as the production code.

​In this talk, I would like to discuss my thesis work, which focuses on defining and improving test-case quality in the context of large-scale software-intensive systems.

Om Vi Tran

Vi Tran obtained her Bachelor degree in Computer Engineering at National University of Singapore (NUS), and her Master degree in Software Engineering at Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH). Currently, she is a PhD candidate in Software Engineering at BTH. Her research interests center around software testing. Her current focus is to define and improve test-case quality. 
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Your tests are special but not different
Francisco Gomes

Diversity of tests has been shown to be a beneficial property of a test suite, specially for prohibitive testing cycles. A diverse set of tests, allows us to cover a variety of parts of the system under test, with fewer tests. In his talk, Francisco will show those benefits by automatically optimising time and coverage in test execution cycles, identifying problems in test design practices, and trigger insights during team meetings.

Om Francisco Gomes

Francisco is a lecturer in Software Engineering at Chalmers and the University of Gothenburg. His research focuses on test automation and test optimisation (e.g., generation, selection and prioritization of tests), particularly, to improve continuous integration pipelines and automated maintenance of test repositories.
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Forska på testautomation… Behövs det 2018?
Markus Borg

Testautomation har länge varit en självklarhet i industrin, ändå driver vi ett 3-årigt EU-projekt med 34 partners med en budget på 21 miljoner Euro. Jag kommer att motivera varför det 2018 är värt att rikta skattemedel mot testautomation.

​Därefter kommer jag presentera några nya forskningsresultat kring testvisualisering och mutationstesting samt användandet av AI för hantering av testresultat.

Om Dr. Markus Borg

Dr. Markus Borg är seniorforskare på RISE SICS i Lund, adjungerad lektor vid Lunds universitet och styrelsemedlem i Swedsoft. Hans forskning ligger i gränslandet mellan mjukvaruutveckling och maskininlärning.
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Human-Machine Mutualism

Automated testing is reliant on the human to conceive, design, write, analyze and maintain tests.
What if we could change this to make the machine a collaborator throughout the entire test life-cycle and not
just for automated test execution? This presentation will discuss this challenge and present future research into
the area of human-machine collaboration for automated testing.

Om Michel Nass

Michel Nass is a PhD Student at Blekinge Institute of Technology in Karlskrona. He has
been working as a software engineer for most of his professional life and has recently decided to join
academia. His research interests include software quality assurance, machine learning and computer vision.
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Reinforcement learning to guide performance testing - Assuring quality at Bombardier
Mahshid Helali Moghadam

Performance testing is intended to ascertain whether the software system performs well under the actual system and workload conditions and meets the performance requirements. With this goal in mind, there are a number of challenges involved in the performance testing such as test case generation.

​This talk argues for the applicability of a learning-based approach for automated performance test case generation.

Om Mahshid Helali Moghadam

Mahshid Helali Moghadam is an industrial PhD student at RISE SICS Västerås and Mälardalen University. She has been working as a software engineer and researcher since 2012. Her research interests include software quality assurance, machine learning and cloud computing.
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Optimizing Testing with Risk Assessment: Approaches and Empirical Results for Practice
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Michael Felderer

Risk-based testing is a testing approach which considers risks of the software product as the basis to support decisions in all phases of the test process. Risk-based testing has a high potential to improve the software test process as it helps to optimize the allocation of resources and provides decision support for the management.

An adequate test strategy plays a key role in increasing test effectiveness and efficiency in terms of balancing product quality with cost and time-to-market. Establishing a risk-based testing approach and its integration into an existing test process is a challenging task due the lack of concrete guidelines and empirical evidence on success criteria.

​In this talk we present a practical approach for developing a risk-based test strategy. The tutorial is based on results from previous research and studies investigating the introduction of risk-based testing in large organizations as well as the application of risk in testing in small and medium enterprises.

Om Michael Felderer

Michael Felderer is a professor at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Innsbruck, Austria and a senior researcher at the Department of Software Engineering at the Blekinge Institute of Technology. His fields of expertise and interest include software quality, testing, software and security processes, risk management, software analytics and measurement, requirements engineering, model-based software engineering and empirical research methodology in software and security engineering.
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Contract testing using Pact
​Niklas Lindblad

Do you have problems with APIs breaking backwards compatibility, causing integrations to fail without you finding out until late in the process?

Do you own an API with a lot of users, where you’re afraid of removing parts because it might ruin things for others?

Are you wondering whether your mocks for external systems are up to date, or you using a test environment because you can’t guarantee that they are?

In this session, we’ll have a look at Pact (https://pact.io), a tool for contract testing using consumer driven contracts.

​It’s a way of testing things in advance and managing version control for your services, that makes sure you know exactly who will have trouble when you want to introduce breaking changes to your API.

Om Niklas Lindblad

Niklas is an upbeat and social technology nerd who’s been working as a developer for 6 years.

He’s mostly into Java and backend development, but spends a lot of time thinking about testing and what makes code better and more usable.
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Towards a Holistic DevOps Model
Jan Bosch

The digital transformation is causing a fundamental shift in how software is developed. Instead of being driven by waterfall process and static requirements, development is now characterized by continuous deployment and constantly evolving, exploratory development.

​This has major implications on how our software is tested. In this talk, we outline the trends that are driving the industry, present our holistic devops model and discuss the implications for testing and quality assurance.

Om Jan Bosch

Jan Bosch is professor at Chalmers University Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden and director of the Software Center (www.software-center.se), a strategic partner-funded collaboration between 12 large European companies (including Ericsson, Volvo Cars, Volvo Trucks, Saab Defense, Jeppesen (Boeing), Siemens and Bosch) and five universities focused on digitalization. 

He is the author of several books including "Design and Use of Software Architectures: Adopting and Evolving a Product Line Approach" published by Pearson Education and Speed, Data and Ecosystems: Excelling in a Software-Driven World published by Taylor and Francis.

Jan also runs a boutique consulting firm, Boschonian AB, that offers its clients support around the implications of digitalization including the management of R&D and innovation. 
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Keynote - Adding new business logic to an existing platform
Peter Österström

The presentation will cover Alibaba, Mobike and other diversification runways towards a completely new field of business. The presentation will also cover examples of regional initiatives and the outlook for Gothenburg region.

Om Peter Österström

Head of Transport & Automotive Industry at Business Region Göteborg since 2014. Held different management positions within the Telecom, IT and Automotive sector at Ericsson, Cap Gemini and Ingemansson, working both in Sweden, Holland, China and USA. Since 2016, Per is member of the board at Telematics Valley and active in several advisory boards connected to Automotive and ICT. Per is an experienced speaker within his field and interacts with decision makers from the entire triple helix.
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