Speakers
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Tan Chian Ming
Senior Software Engineering Manager, Motorola (M) Sdn Bhd
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Tan Chian Ming (CM Tan) is a senior software engineering manager at Motorola Penang.
He is responsible for the software development and testing of Motorola two-way radios. His
software test organization has about 100 test professionals, and of which more than 30% of
them are certified testers (CTFL or CSTE). CM enjoys applying software development best practices
to accomplish business goals and deliver competitive advantage and differentiation. His specialty
is in building new team from scratch (start-up) and management of large scale distributed software
development.
He received a bachelor of science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Kansas in 1992,
a Master Certificate in Program Management from the George Washington University in 2000, and an
MBA from the California Coast University in 2001. CM is a certified tester (CTFL) since 2008.
Tutorial F2: Taking Software Testing to The Next Level - Which Process Model to Adopt?
Testing is often considered as an expensive and uncontrollable process. Testing takes too much time,
costs a lot more than planned, and offers insufficient conception of the quality of the test process.
Therefore, the quality of the information system and the risks for the business can be difficult to
determine.
Many organizations realize that improving the test process can solve these problems. However, in practice
it turns out to be hard to define what steps to take for improving and controlling the process, and in what
order. Fortunately, based on the knowledge and experiences of a large number of professional testers, a number
of test specific process improvement models have been developed such as SW-TMM, TMMi, TIM. In this tutorial,
the speaker will provide an overview of these models and describe in more detailed the specific model adopted
by his test organization.
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