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QA for the Internet of Things

  • 13 Apr 2017
  • 4:15 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Ridgedale Library, 12601 Ridgedale Dr., Minnetonka MN 55305

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Happy Hour at Bar Louie (Ridgedale Center, 12653 Wayzata Blvd #2400, Minnetonka MN 55305) sponsored by Parasoft following the presentation!

Parasoft Presents: QA for the Internet of Things

In this presentation we will discuss the unique challenges for testing the Internet of Things (IoT).

The term IoT refers to a system of network-enabled devices, components, or services that publish and/or consume data.

Testing in an IoT environment requires a broad system level approach.  IoT solutions may span multiple layers of the connected solution.  An action initiated at a low-level embedded sensor implemented with C language can trigger messages that are propagated via a middleware in Java to the back-end--which may be implemented with .NET or Java.  All of these layers form a single functional chain, which is only as reliable as the weakest link. 

Delivering a high-quality reliable and secure system requires testing capabilities at every layer: the low-level layer in C code, the API or SOA testing layer, and the hard-to-access back-end part of the solution.

We will describe some important approaches to solving this complex testing challenge.

BIO:

Andrey Madan is a software testing professional focusing on tools and methodologies.  He is currently a Senior Solution Architect at Parasoft where he is working with customers and prospects to identify best technical and business approaches for efficient testing of heterogeneous applications. Andrey is passionate about testing approaches to satisfy critical quality expectations. Prior to joining Parasoft, Andrey spent 10 years at Medtronic helping to develop embedded systems and test environments for life critical implantable products. He was a member and leader of various teams that  deliver solutions influencing all phases of SDLC. Andrey presented on topics of software testing at such conferences as DevNexus, StartEast, GTS, ASTQB and others. Andrey received Bachelors and Master’s degrees in Computer Science from Purdue University in West-Lafayette, IN.




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