We are looking forward to seeing you at the PPA Event Center in Denver, CO – July 27th-28th! Below, you will find some tips and reminders & information that will make your time at MHT21 more enjoyable.
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Please plan on checking in and picking up your conference materials at our on-site registration desk, located in the Event Lobby at the PPA Event Center – The registration desk is open during the following hours:
Tuesday – 7/27 – 8:00am – 5:00pm
Wednesday – 7/28 – 8:00am – 4:00pm
Download, print, and review speaker presentations now to help you decide which sessions you would like to attend. These handouts are available for immediate download*. For access, go to MileHighTesting.com/mile-high-software-testing-presentations/.
This is a protected page intended for registrants of the conference only. Check your email for the “Attendee Information – Mile High Testing – Know-Before-You-Go (sent from info@softwaretestpro.com)” email – it contains the password to access these presentations. Don’t see this email? Contact us for registration verification, and we will provide you the password.
*Note: Some instructors may not have turned in their presentations to MHT by the deadline. Some instructors will not allow us to post presentations (copyrighted material). If a presentation is marked “pending,” we have not received it from the instructor. Please check back.
There are a few workshops that may require pre-reading, configurations, and installation of software to participate. If you are planning on attending one of the workshops below, please take time to review the requirements.
| Workshop: Automated Visual Testing – Angie Jones Wednesday, July 28th, 9am-12pm – Room: Aspen Setup Instructions for Automated Visual Testing Workshop |
Take a moment after the events of the day and reconnect with your Software Testing peers over a glass of wine or beer! Ask your team what they have learned, help someone with a challenge you may have already solved – just like the old days! This happy hour is sponsored by long-time supporter Applitools, so make sure you stop by their table and thank them.
All attendees are encouraged to dress business casual. The Event Center meeting rooms are generally kept a little cool, so a sweater or light jacket can be useful during the workshops and sessions. Just make sure you are comfortable! Are masks required? Check out the MHT COVID-19 Policies below.
In order to keep our attendees fueled up, so the brains are all firing on full cylinders, we will provide a few meals, snacks, and beverage breaks throughout the day. Something worth mentioning, we are working with our catering company to make sure these meals are provided in the safest way possible. All of our meals are individually prepared and wrapped. Snacks will be pre-packaged.
MHT 2021 will provide the following meals during the conference:
Well, how do we put this? For those of you from out of town, welcome to Colorado, where we are blessed with great weather but always prepared for the worst. Let’s face it; no one ever knows what will happen, not even the weather people! So, if you are a trusting soul, here is a long-term forecast link for you. If you are like most Coloradans, then keep your eye on the sky and make sure you are ready for whatever Colorado can throw at you! Don’t forget, if it does end up raining, hailing, or snowing, make sure to say “well, we do need the moisture” at least once!
Please see our Cancelation & Assumption of Risk Policies. Make sure to read and Understand prior to arriving in Colorado for the Mile High Software Testing Conference.
We are currently planning for about 75 – 100 attendees at the Mile High Software Testing Conference. Although there are no specific requirements for groups under 200 in the State of Colorado, we are taking some subjective precautionary steps with respect to COVID-19. Our venue has a capacity of 200 +. By limiting our attendance, we will be able to set up the classrooms with additional distance between seats. We are also allowing more time between sessions so that we can wipe down the tables. We are working with the caterers to have box lunches or pre-packaged snacks as opposed to buffet-style meals. Although we are not allowed to require masks or ask people to show their proof of vaccination cards, we are encouraging those who are not vaccinated to please wear a mask. We will have masks and personal hand sanitizers available at the registration desk for those who want or need them.
If there is any assistance we can offer before the conference to make your experience as enjoyable and worthwhile as possible, please don’t hesitate to contact us:
Software Test Professionals
Email: info@softwaretestpro.com
Twitter @SoftwareTestPro
Website www.STPCon.com.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
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