… About Shmuel Gershon


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I am Shmuel Gershon, a Testing Engineer at Intel Corporation working at the Intel vPro team (testing manageability features called Intel AMT). I am also a father of 5, a husband of 1 and friend of many.

This page performs as a hoarding place for my activity on the internet and out of it. Like many, I am overloaded by information from the cyberspace… part of this information is generated by each one of us, so in order to organize at least the information I create, I’ll try to gather here my blog posts, articles, presentations, twitter tweets, online comunities etc. For more in-depth content, don’t forget to visit the blog page at http://testing.gershon.info.
I’m interested in everything software testing. Especially philosophical questions, and am trying to learn enough to be able to understand (not always answer) them. I am trying to be a context-driven software tester, which is a daunting taks to do properly. But we’re not afraid of daunting tasks, are we?

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My blog posts
STAREast 2010 – Bugs on a Plane!
– 11 May 2010 | 10:40 pm
Should/Need Testers know how to Program (a Testing Question from Brazil)
– 14 March 2010 | 11:55 pm
Finding Nemo – Solving Pradeep’s software testing challenge (an exploratory approach)
– 4 February 2010 | 12:39 pm
Yay, another Happy New Testing Year! A decade in review…
– 31 January 2010 | 9:57 pm
Software Testing is Funny! with Demetri Martin
– 21 December 2009 | 3:56 pm
Testing questions and the Laws of eCommerce
– 30 November 2009 | 1:08 pm
“Create your testing portfolio” presentation
– 26 September 2009 | 8:05 pm


My Intel posts
The vPro Innovation Contest — What’s Your Bright Idea?
– 27 July 2010 | 6:54 pm
Wrapping all Intel AMT software together – AMT SW, part 11
– 2 April 2010 | 11:25 am
We keep gaming: Intel’s IM3 Unseen Forces
– 18 February 2010 | 7:53 pm
The evolution of Intel AMT, generation to generation, version by version
– 25 December 2009 | 12:19 pm
Intel AMT software: LMS, HECI, MEI… why do I need those? Part 10 in the series
– 18 December 2009 | 1:23 pm
Intel KVM: This is your SOL on Steroids
– 18 October 2009 | 9:13 pm
IT manager, your game has evolved: IM3 Unseen Forces has new challenges!
– 29 September 2009 | 3:58 pm
   

Some Presentations
“Minimalist Test Session Notetaking Tool”
– STAREast RebelAlliance meeting, 2010

“Fuzz and Fault Injection Techniques”
– Intercampus lectures, Intel learning system, 2010

“Fuzz and Fault Injection Techniques”
– Intel Software Professionals Conference, 2009

“Software testing Techniques – Flow Control”
– Intel learning system, 2009

“Law & Order: Bugs that can cost you your business”
– Israel SIGiST Conference, 2009

“Characterisitcs of Testers around the World”
– Intel internal, 2009

“Law & Order: Bugs that can cost you your business”
– Intel learning system, 2009

“The essence of bugs and how to tackle rejections”
– Tech Career Class, 2009

“Insights from the Graphing Calculator”
– Intel internal, 2009

“Intel Legal Guidelines”
– Intel internal, 2008

“Intel(R) AMT software host architecture”
– Intel internal, 2008

“Bug Rejections – Top 10 reasons”
– Intel internal, 2008

“Fuzz and Fault Injection Techniques”
– Israel SIGiST Conference, 2008

“Fuzz and Fault Injection Techniques”
– Intel learning system, 2008

“Software Testing”
– Tech Career Class, 2008

“LAN Devices and Networking”
– Tech Career Class, 2007

  1. Legal note 1:
    1. -> Unless stated otherwise, most software testing content in this site is released in a Creative Commons license BY-NC-SA. Limitations for copy are non-commercial purpose, attributing credits, and sharing it in the same license; easy, right?
    2. -> Personal material (fotos, videos or texts that look family related) are not licensed in CC, I retain full copyrights. Don’t touch these :) .
  2. Legal note 2:
    1. -> I write a lot about testing and technology in this blog, but do not expect any secret revelation regarding work-stuff — I can NOT disclose any confidential or sensitive matter I see or hear at work. Not that I want, too.

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