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Note that our meeting location at the airport has changed

Location:

DFW Airport Administration Building
3200 E. Airfield Drive
DFW Airport, TX   75261

North Airport Entry Directions: Exit onto service road – south bound before the tollbooths.   Continue south on the service road to E. Airfield Drive. The exit will circle around eastbound. There will also be signage indicating the location of the Airport Administration Bldg. Continue eastbound on E. Airfield Drive and the Airport Administration Bldg will be on the right shortly after crossing the Walnut Hill Lane intersection.

South Airport Entry Directions: Exit onto service road – north bound before the tollbooths.   The exit for E. Airfield Drive will be directly after the Rental Car Center exit. Turn right on E. Airfield Drive and continue eastbound through three red lights. There will also be signage indicating the location of the Airport Administration Bldg. Continue eastbound on E. Airfield Drive and the Airport Administration Bldg will be on the right shortly after crossing the Walnut Hill Lane intersection.

See the Google Maps Link to our meeting location.

Topics / Speakers:

1. LoadRunner and Performance Center: The major differences, why and how to migrate from LR to PC, plus a sneak preview into the next major release of Performance Center

Nick Pappas, Lead Performance Test Engineer, Raytheon

Performance Center is built on the LoadRunner platform, but with many additional capabilities. Extra capabilities, such as process control and test execution results archival, require additional resources (servers). We will explore when and why moving to PC is justified and recommended, and the three main paths for migrating. Finally, PC 9.5 and beyond promise more power, increased ease of use, and - for the first time - true integration with Quality Center; we will provide a sneak preview of what to expect from the next major release of Performance Center.



2. Quality Center Defect Management – Moderated Group Discussion

Michael Deady, Sr. QA Analyst, JC Penney

Defect management and reporting refers to the process of identifying, reporting, resolving, and re-testing discrepancies between actual test results and expected results. In the presentation we will show you best practices and/or guidelines, with a couple of tricks along the way.



Agenda:

§         4:30 - 5:00    Welcome & Introductions

§         5:00 - 5:45    Presentation #1

§         5:45 - 6:15    Break & Refreshments

§         6:15 - 6:45    Presentation #2

§         6:45 - 7:00    Break & Refreshments

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