ISPI Conference
May 1-3 was the ISPI International Conference, held in San Francisco. We presented on three topics in which the common themes were performance testing and qualification and rapid, object-based design and development.
We have sort of backed into performance testing through our experience in working with clients in regulated industries. Performance testing is an effective way to verify capability as well as manage the learning cycle time.
The same could be said of our rapid development methods. We needed a way to build a lot of training quickly so we created a simple set of tools and rules to allow a number of developers to work in parallel without the waste and confusion that usually characterizes accelerated development in any field.
Of course, we didn’t really get to enjoy San Francisco…when I wasn’t presenting or attending a session, I was catching up on work or correspondence. But ISPI has always been about the content–it really isn’t a boondoggle-type conference.
If you are interested in any of our materials, go to www.prhconsulting.com and click the link on the front page to go directly to a list of presentations and tools. And if you want to start a dialog about any of them, please do!
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