10 things to improve in your Waterfall project

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In This webinar

Not every project is working based on an Agile or DevOps approach.

Still, there are many things that we can improve from the way we run our Waterfall projects by adopting specific aspects from Agile, DevOps and even from MT (Modern Testing) approaches.

This webinar focuses on:

1. How to differentiate between a project working Agile and one working Waterfall, and why this is VERY important - Especially useful when you have a team saying they work Agile, while in fact, they are following Waterfall principles.

2. Good points we can implement into our Waterfall projects that we can borrow from Agile and DevOps

3. A very brief intro into MT (Modern Testing) and what can we adopt from it to our Waterfall projects

4. Points we should not try to bring into Waterfall from either Agile, DevOps or MT approaches - and why

About the speaker

Joel Montvelisky

Joel is a Co-Founder and Chief Solution Architect at PractiTest. He has been in testing and QA since 1997, working as a tester, QA Manager and Director, and a Consultant for companies in Israel, the US and the EU.

Joel is also a blogger with the QA Intelligence Blog, and is constantly imparting webinars on a number of testing and Quality Related topics. Joel is a frequent conference speaker, presenting in various conferences and forums world wide, among them the Star Conferences, STPCon, JaSST, TestLeadership Conf, CAST, QA&Test, and more.

Joel is also the founder and Chair of the OnlineTestConf, and he is also the co-founder of the State of Testing survey and report. His latest project is the 'Testing 1on1' podcast with Rob Lambert, released earlier this year.

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