Reviews and Inspections can be used in even more ways than ‘just reviewing’ and ‘just finding bugs’.
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Synopsis
People who Review or Inspect code or any other document without having had proper training, don’t find many issues, are wasting time, and missing the quick learning of how to prevent introducing issues in the first place. Furthermore, Reviews and Inspections can be used in even more ways than ‘just reviewing’ and ‘just finding bugs’.
In this webinar we will see some cases of using Reviews and Inspections with various unexpected and interesting outcomes: - The review caused a redesign - The review caused not to implement at all - The review caused the document to be discarded as completely useless for its purpose and we will see the use of Early Inspections feeding prevention even faster. This will give you more flexible insights of applying Reviews and Inspections to improve the quality of your software, which will lead to better ‘Quality on Time’: delivering better results, spending less time.
For those who thought that Inspections only waste time, this presentation may give a fresh stimulus to reconsider. This session celebrates the start of the World Quality Week.
About the speaker
Niels Malotaux is an independent international development team coach, and expert in optimizing organisational, management, project, and team performance. He has some 45-year experience in designing electronic and software systems, at Philips Electronics, 20 years leading an electronic systems design company, and since 1998 helping projects to deliver Quality on Time: delivering the Right Results at the Right Time, enabling customer success.
From time to time he still develops electronic products for clients, which allows him to understand the pitfalls of developers first hand. Since 2001 he taught and coached well over 400 projects and teams in 40+ organisations in the Netherlands, Belgium, China, Germany, Ireland, India, Israel, Japan, Poland, Romania, Serbia, South Africa, the UK and the US, which led to a wealth of experience in which approaches work better, and which work less well in practice.
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