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How a bank changes their software
development methodology!

•  Context
•  Challenges
•  Change
•  Next steps
•  Lessons
Learned

Context Rabobank
’s Found
e world Nethe ed in the
O ne of th ainable rland
t
m ost sus years s 110
banks ago
h
utc
or Dative
Maj per
Coo ank
B

Awa
rd e Roots in agriculture
rati d hi practicing
rati ng by gh ing
ng a
g en
all cooperative bank
cies principles

Context Rabobank International

IT & OPS

Context Info. Systems & Development

FO BO (CB) BO (OPS) RISK FIN
Own Build Large COTS Large COTS Build/COTS Large DWH
App/Web Batch Batch Models Ledger
DWH

Challenges!

•  Testing = operating!

•  Implementation of agile!

•  Process & req. driven!

•  Bad documentation!

•  Copy - paste templates!

•  No buzz or passion!

The band
=
The Context-Driven
Testing community

(Obviously)

DO YOU
SEE THE
Light
UnicorN?
What
Light
Unicorn?

YES! YES!
JESUS H.
TAP-DANCING
CHRIST... I
HAVE SEEN
THE Light
Unicorn!

HAVE YOU
SEEEEN
THE Light
Unicorn?

The “change”!

•  Rapid Software Testing!

•  Context-driven!

•  Passion!

•  Thinking!

•  Skills over knowledge!

Agile as a lubricant!

•  OpenUp / agile!

•  Different way!

•  Shorter time boxes!

•  Collaboration!

•  Low tech dashboards!

Passion = contagious!

•  Testing Dojo!

•  Intervision!

•  Learning: books,
blogs, conferences!

•  Conference speakers!

2nd Wave!

•  “Agile testing”!

•  Exploratory testing!

•  Mind Maps!

•  Workgroups!

•  Testability!

Tools?!
•  HP Quality Centre!
•  HP QTP / TTCN-3!
•  MS TFS / TM!
•  Selenium / Fitnesse!
•  Unit testing tools!
•  “Home made”!
•  Mind Manager!
•  Excel!
•  Other & more to come…!

The road ahead!

•  SBTM!

•  Test automation!

•  Coaching!

•  Practice!

•  Evaluate / retrospect!

•  Collaboration!

What made it work?!

•  Step by step!

•  Being passionate!

•  Adapt to context!

•  Community!

•  Persistence!

•  Questioning

What didn’t work?!

•  Training only!

•  One time only!

•  Project pressure!

•  Big chunks!

•  Not willing to change!

You’re next!!!
•  Rapid Software Testing!
•  Passion!!
•  Think!
•  Question everything!
•  Testing is a social science!
•  Explore !
•  Learn:!
− Coach & get coached!
− Practice a lot!!
− Read!
− Discuss & retrospect!

Find the resource lists on my website:

http://www.huibschoots.nl/links

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Changing the context

1. How a bank changes their software development methodology!

2. @huibschoots!

3. •  Context •  Challenges •  Change •  Next steps •  Lessons Learned

4. Context Rabobank ’s Found e world Nethe ed in the O ne of th ainable rland t m ost sus years s 110 banks ago h utc or Dative Maj per Coo ank B Awa rd e Roots in agriculture rati d hi practicing rati ng by gh ing ng a g en all cooperative bank cies principles

5. Context Rabobank International IT & OPS

6. Context Info. Systems & Development FO BO (CB) BO (OPS) RISK FIN Own Build Large COTS Large COTS Build/COTS Large DWH App/Web Batch Batch Models Ledger DWH

7. Challenges! •  Testing = operating! •  Implementation of agile! •  Process & req. driven! •  Bad documentation! •  Copy - paste templates! •  No buzz or passion!

8. So, what ! happened?!

10. The band = The Context-Driven Testing community (Obviously)

11. DO YOU SEE THE Light UnicorN? What Light Unicorn?

12. YES! YES! JESUS H. TAP-DANCING CHRIST... I HAVE SEEN THE Light Unicorn! HAVE YOU SEEEEN THE Light Unicorn?

13. Change !

14. The “change”! •  Rapid Software Testing! •  Context-driven! •  Passion! •  Thinking! •  Skills over knowledge!

15. Agile as a lubricant"

16. Agile as a lubricant! •  OpenUp / agile! •  Different way! •  Shorter time boxes! •  Collaboration! •  Low tech dashboards!

17.

18. Being passionate is ! contagious!

19. Passion = contagious! •  Testing Dojo! •  Intervision! •  Learning: books, blogs, conferences! •  Conference speakers!

20. 2 nd Wave!

21. 2nd Wave! •  “Agile testing”! •  Exploratory testing! •  Mind Maps! •  Workgroups! •  Testability!

22. Tools?!

23. Tools?! •  HP Quality Centre! •  HP QTP / TTCN-3! •  MS TFS / TM! •  Selenium / Fitnesse! •  Unit testing tools! •  “Home made”! •  Mind Manager! •  Excel! •  Other & more to come…!

24. The road ahead!

25. The road ahead! •  SBTM! •  Test automation! •  Coaching! •  Practice! •  Evaluate / retrospect! •  Collaboration!

26. What made it work? !

27. What made it work?! •  Step by step! •  Being passionate! •  Adapt to context! •  Community! •  Persistence! •  Questioning

28. What didn’t work? !

29. What didn’t work?! •  Training only! •  One time only! •  Project pressure! •  Big chunks! •  Not willing to change!

30. Who’s next?!

31. You’re next!!! •  Rapid Software Testing! •  Passion!! •  Think! •  Question everything! •  Testing is a social science! •  Explore ! •  Learn:! − Coach & get coached! − Practice a lot!! − Read! − Discuss & retrospect!

32. Find the resource lists on my website: http://www.huibschoots.nl/links

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