Robert Walsh will be presenting "Building a Solid Foundation for Agile Testing" and "Keeping Up!  Tips for Keeping Pace with Development in Agile Environments" at the Software Test Professionals fall 2012 conference in Miami, Florida.  These sessions provide valuable insight for testers working in fast-paced iterative environments.

Robert Walsh will be presenting "Test-Driven Development: Beyond the Basics" at the Agile Development / Better Software East conference in Orlando, Florida.  This session helps developers answer the question: "How can I apply TDD on my real project and to the code I'm working on right now?"  It addresses many of the issues not covered in basic introductory materials on TDD.

Robert Walsh will be presenting "What Happens When Agile Testing Falls Behind" at the Software Test Professionals spring 2012 conference in New Orleans, Louisiana.  This session addresses the issues associated with Agile testers trying to keep up with developers in Agile's fast-paced iterative environments.

Robert Walsh will be presenting two sessions at the TISQA Software Testing Conference February 29-March 1 in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina.  The first of the two sessions is "Adapting Conventional Testing Strategies for an Agile Environment," a presentation for testers relatively new to Agile wondering how their roles may change in this new, fast-moving world of stories and iterations.  The second is "Automate Browser-Based Testing with WatiN."  This session will provide entry-level information to introduce testers to WatiN and its capabilities.

Robert Walsh will be presenting "Adapting Conventional Testing Strategies for an Agile Environment" at the Software Test Professionals fall 2011 conference October 24-27 in Dallas, Texas.  Walsh will also facilitate an open discussion entitled "Adopting Agile: What's standing in your way?" during the Power Up Issues and Solutions session Tuesday morning from 7:30-8:30.  The focus for the discussion will be the challenges and obstacles that make adopting Agile difficult in real-world settings.