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How Can High-Volume Automation Fit Into the Industry?

How Can High-Volume Automation Fit Into the Industry?. Harry Robinson, Microsoft WTST 12 January 2013. An Idea: Compare US Presidents. Run large number of queries Record what Answers show up Ask questions. Who triggers what Answer?. Phonebook. Commerce. Entity card. Image. Video.

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How Can High-Volume Automation Fit Into the Industry?

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  1. How Can High-Volume Automation Fit Into the Industry? Harry Robinson, Microsoft WTST 12 January 2013

  2. An Idea: Compare US Presidents • Run large number of queries • Record what Answers show up • Ask questions

  3. Who triggers what Answer? Phonebook Commerce Entity card Image Video News

  4. Why are these 4 presidents different? Phonebook Commerce Entity card Image Video News

  5. Is James Monroe really in the Phonebook? Phonebook Commerce Entity card Image Video News

  6. What is George Bush selling? Phonebook Commerce Entity card Image Video News

  7. How is Martin van Buren making news? Phonebook Commerce Entity card Image Video News

  8. How is Martin van Buren making news? Phonebook Commerce Entity card Image Video News

  9. How is Andrew Johnson making videos? Phonebook Commerce Entity card Image Video News

  10. How is Andrew Johnson making videos? Phonebook Commerce Entity card Image Video News

  11. Useful testing, but … It’s difficult to • Talk about a “test case” • Talk about “pass/fail” • Talk about “test tools” and “harnesses” • Talk about “done”

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