We decided on New York this time to expand the audience and allow more voices into the process. Instead of doing the conference in the same place every year, we are planning to use a different Google Engineering office for each conference. This gives us the opportunity to hear from people who wouldn't normally be able to travel to a conference in any single place. We'll be getting feedback from the community this year on where the conference should be in 2008.
Thanks Allen. I understand, that is a very democratic way of running it. I was just selfishly hoping it would stay close to home. (Feel free to consider that my bid for the 2008 Olympics of testing.)
Can anybody describe the "1st annual" conference? I'd like to be able to look at a previous program and get an idea of how to phrase my proposal for a presentation.
Is this like a normal conference where everyone pays their own expenses? I'm in an european academic org and have some new results I'd like to share but I'm not sure they consider it "researchy" enough for me to attend.
I submitted a proposal yesterday (GMT+1 - it's still 6th April somewhere in parts of the US) but didn't get a acknowledgement of receival. Is there some way of knowing it properly arrived?
Yes... I loved last years, and I'm looking forward to coming again without crossing an ocean to do it... where, and how to enroll? Besides, there's got to be new toilet testing guides by now.
GTAC 2007 has gotten off to a great start and we are pleased to let you know the videos have already begun being posted. You can find them at the following YouTube Play List: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=7D3E685B59779C16
I am a participant of GTAC - 2007 at New York. This year it is supposed to be held in Hyderabad, India as per Allen's concluding talks last year during the conference. But I did not see any more information on that, even after sending direct emails to Amy Gepreft at Google. Please let me know information on when the submissions for presentation papers are going to start and also for the registration.
Hey, do you know about the Software Test & Performance Conference? It Apr. 15-17 at the San Mateo (CA) Marriott, www.stpcon.com. Exhibit registration is free.
Hi Allen,
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to London?
We decided on New York this time to expand the audience and allow more voices into the process. Instead of doing the conference in the same place every year, we are planning to use a different Google Engineering office for each conference. This gives us the opportunity to hear from people who wouldn't normally be able to travel to a conference in any single place. We'll be getting feedback from the community this year on where the conference should be in 2008.
ReplyDeleteThanks Allen. I understand, that is a very democratic way of running it. I was just selfishly hoping it would stay close to home. (Feel free to consider that my bid for the 2008 Olympics of testing.)
ReplyDeleteUnit Testing is so important.. Hope I can get to NYNY..
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great news :) how can someone attend? any information please?
ReplyDeleteCan anybody describe the "1st annual" conference? I'd like to be able to look at a previous program and get an idea of how to phrase my proposal for a presentation.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! The presentations from the conference are all online. Go to Google Video and search for "Google Test.Automation.Conference".
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Harry
In addition to videos of the presenters, can we download the actual presentation materials?
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ReplyDeleteThe presentation materials from the 1st conference can be found here.
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ReplyDeleteIs this like a normal conference where everyone pays their own expenses? I'm in an european academic org and have some new results I'd like to share but I'm not sure they consider it "researchy" enough for me to attend.
ReplyDeleteGoogle will be paying the majority of expenses for speakers (hotel and flight).
ReplyDeleteI submitted a proposal yesterday (GMT+1 - it's still 6th April somewhere in parts of the US) but didn't get a acknowledgement of receival. Is there some way of knowing it properly arrived?
ReplyDeletebest & thanks, holger
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ReplyDeleteI'd like to attend the conference -- how can I sign up?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
It is May 11th. Any word on where in NYC the con will be held?
ReplyDeleteI'm anxiously awaiting this information as well...
ReplyDeleteYes... I loved last years, and I'm looking forward to coming again without crossing an ocean to do it... where, and how to enroll? Besides, there's got to be new toilet testing guides by now.
ReplyDeleteAny updates?
ReplyDeleteI would like to attend the conference, any updates about how to?
ReplyDeleteYou can now learn more about the speakers and sign up to attend here.
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ReplyDeleteHi GTAC Aficionados,
ReplyDeleteGTAC 2007 has gotten off to a great start and we are pleased to let you know the videos have already begun being posted. You can find them at the following YouTube Play List: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=7D3E685B59779C16
Enjoy!
The GTAC Team
Will there be a 3rd Google Test Automation Conference held in 2008? If so, when and where will it be held?
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ReplyDeleteI am a participant of GTAC - 2007 at New York.
This year it is supposed to be held in Hyderabad, India as per Allen's concluding talks last year during the conference.
But I did not see any more information on that, even after sending direct emails to Amy Gepreft at Google.
Please let me know information on when the submissions for presentation papers are going to start and also for the registration.
Hey, do you know about the Software Test & Performance Conference? It Apr. 15-17 at the San Mateo (CA) Marriott, www.stpcon.com. Exhibit registration is free.
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