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RT @carlosble: Between 55% & 70% of defects are in the requirements not in the code. And testers still focus in the code. @nielsmx #agiletd

— DEISER (@deiser)2012-11-21 04:53:10

RT @jurgenappelo: Finished keynote at #AgileTD. It made me happy, and that's important. ;-) Slides here: http://t.co/5axo13z7

— Tero Parviainen (@teropa)2012-11-21 04:53:05

“There is no such thing as IT-projects, there are only business projects.” Paul Gerrard #AgileTD

— KZA B.V. (@KZAbv)2012-11-21 04:53:05

RT @jurgenappelo: Finished keynote at #AgileTD. It made me happy, and that's important. ;-) Slides here: http://t.co/5axo13z7

— Mohamed Benaichouche (@benaichouchem)2012-11-21 04:53:02

RT @jurgenappelo: Finished keynote at #AgileTD. It made me happy, and that's important. ;-) Slides here: http://t.co/5axo13z7

— Geert De Cang (@GeertDeCang)2012-11-21 04:52:45

RT @carlosble: 80% of the testing is to check that software doesnt do what it shouldnt do! Only 20% goes 4what it should. #agileTD http: ...

— anneschuessler (@anneschuessler)2012-11-21 04:51:37

not all testing activities can and should be align in release rhythm @alexschwartzbln #agileTD

— Rebrov Andrey (@andrebrov)2012-11-21 04:51:05

how excel works? #agiletd http://t.co/VkaojGQP

— Reinder Otter (@reinderotter)2012-11-21 04:51:03

80% of the testing is to check that software doesnt do what it shouldnt do! Only 20% goes 4what it should. #agileTD http://t.co/486C8jyV

— Carlos Ble (@carlosble)2012-11-21 04:51:01

RT @chrisg0911: Testing for frequent releases: adding more testers = more harm . Managers should be this talk! @alexschwartzbln #agiletd

— Alina Avadani (@AlinaAvadani)2012-11-21 04:50:17