uTest to Address the Evolution of Crowdsourced Software
CEO Doron Reuveni to speak at FutureTest 2009 in New York City
Boston, MA, February 24, 2009 --(PR.com)-- uTest, the world’s largest software testing marketplace, today announced that CEO Doron Reuveni will present to an audience of software executives at FutureTest 2009 in New York City. The inclusion of Reuveni in this year’s FutureTest speaker line-up highlights uTest’s rapid ascension as a leader in community-based software testing.
FutureTest 2009 is one of the premier industry events for QA professionals to learn about the latest industry trends and network with their peers. Reuveni will share his thoughts on the state of the software development in a presentation titled, “The New Era of Community-Based Testing” where he will discuss how innovative companies are using crowdsourced QA teams to compliment their in-house testing efforts.
“Between shorter release cycles, increased expectations and smaller budgets, testing professionals are being confronted by a growing list of challenges,” said Reuveni. “It’s time to rethink the outdated methods of the past so that we can deal with the increased complexity in technical platforms, agile development methodologies and greater scrutiny into the costs of defect discovery.”
Reuveni will also identify best practices for how community-sourced testing can support the needs of the growing number of firms who use Agile development methodologies, as well as traditional plan-driven software firms. Reuveni will detail the increasing role of community-based testing is playing in the world of quality assurance.
“Community-based testing helps QA leaders to meet these challenges head-on,” said Reuveni. “By utilizing a global community of professional testers, companies are achieving higher quality releases, meeting their release schedules and staying within budget.”
For more information on Reuveni’s presentation at FutureTest 2009, please visit http://futuretest.net/
About uTest Inc.
uTest is the world’s largest marketplace for software testing services. The company provides real-world testing services through its community of 14,000+ professional testers from 150 countries around the world. More than 400 companies – from web start-ups to enterprise software firms – have signed up for the uTest marketplace.
uTest enables companies to launch higher quality products; get their desktop, web and mobile applications to market faster; and control their testing costs. Customers specify their QA requirements for tester experience, location, language, OS and browser, and uTest selects the right testers for each project. Companies pay only for those bugs that they approve. More information can be found at http://www.utest.com.
Media Contact:
Matt Johnston
uTest, Inc.
508-480-9999 x106
mattj@utest.com
Kevin Lewis
SHIFT Communications
415-591-8403
utest@shiftcomm.com
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FutureTest 2009 is one of the premier industry events for QA professionals to learn about the latest industry trends and network with their peers. Reuveni will share his thoughts on the state of the software development in a presentation titled, “The New Era of Community-Based Testing” where he will discuss how innovative companies are using crowdsourced QA teams to compliment their in-house testing efforts.
“Between shorter release cycles, increased expectations and smaller budgets, testing professionals are being confronted by a growing list of challenges,” said Reuveni. “It’s time to rethink the outdated methods of the past so that we can deal with the increased complexity in technical platforms, agile development methodologies and greater scrutiny into the costs of defect discovery.”
Reuveni will also identify best practices for how community-sourced testing can support the needs of the growing number of firms who use Agile development methodologies, as well as traditional plan-driven software firms. Reuveni will detail the increasing role of community-based testing is playing in the world of quality assurance.
“Community-based testing helps QA leaders to meet these challenges head-on,” said Reuveni. “By utilizing a global community of professional testers, companies are achieving higher quality releases, meeting their release schedules and staying within budget.”
For more information on Reuveni’s presentation at FutureTest 2009, please visit http://futuretest.net/
About uTest Inc.
uTest is the world’s largest marketplace for software testing services. The company provides real-world testing services through its community of 14,000+ professional testers from 150 countries around the world. More than 400 companies – from web start-ups to enterprise software firms – have signed up for the uTest marketplace.
uTest enables companies to launch higher quality products; get their desktop, web and mobile applications to market faster; and control their testing costs. Customers specify their QA requirements for tester experience, location, language, OS and browser, and uTest selects the right testers for each project. Companies pay only for those bugs that they approve. More information can be found at http://www.utest.com.
Media Contact:
Matt Johnston
uTest, Inc.
508-480-9999 x106
mattj@utest.com
Kevin Lewis
SHIFT Communications
415-591-8403
utest@shiftcomm.com
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