Who’s going to SIGiST 2008?
Are you a professional test engineer? If so, you should be going to the SIGiST 2008 conference next week in Tel Aviv, Israel.
“What is a SIGiST?” you may well ask. A SIGiST is a “Special Interest Group in Software Testing”. There are SIGiSTs in many countries all around the world, the most well-known being the BCS SIGiST of the British Computer Society, with over 2500 registered members.
The first SIGiST Israel conference was last year, in 2007, and 250 testing professionals took part in the four days of tutorials and presentations.
This year, another four days of “Test Fest” – tutorials and presentations, given by world-class Software Testing professionals, talking about the hottest topics in testing today.
Yours truly will also be there, chairing the “Test Management” track on Tuesday the 24th of June, and presenting “Catching Those Requirements Bugs – Easily” on Wednesday the 25th of June.
See you all at SIGiST 2008!
June 19th, 2008 by debizyx
Posted in Testing conferences
Tags: BCS, conference, Israel, QA, requirements, SIGiST, software, Software testing, Tel Aviv, test management, Testing
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