Non-Functional Testing you can touch: Technical exhibition of renowned service providers and tools at Software-QS-Tag

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5. Non-functional requirements and personal performance: Software-QS-Tag 2015 with keynotes by Yaron Tsubery and Monika Matschnig Moehrendorf, 2 October 2015 – It is not only a question of what is done but also how it’s done – this is the common statement of the two Software-QS-Tag keynotes, which could hardly differ more in their other aspects: Non-functional requirements for IT-systems are the focus of the lecture by ITCB® president and former ISTQB® president Yaron Tsubery. Body language expert Monika Matschnig highlights the perfect bearing in the everyday work – not only for testers....