Quality Week is vital to promotion methods and tools to assure high integrity software.
-- Dolores Wallace, National Institute of Standards and Technology

In my opinion, Quality Week has in the years acquired the place of the world-wide flagship conference for bringing together researchers and practictioners in software testing and quality. I really believe it is unique in this achievement. This year program continues in the tradition of offering a very rich collection of papers, coming from all over the world and representing both academic and industrial up-to-date and useful results. With the many tutorials offered by renowned names in the respective topics (some are really the best!), with the three parallel tracks of reviewed papers, and with the newly entry of quick start mini-tutorials, Quality Week '96 will certainly enrich attendants with many fruitful insights and ideas useful for their research or development work. I would advise anyone who is interested to enter the software quality circles, be it for contributing or for learning not to miss this event!
-- Prof. Antonella Bertolino, CNR-IEI, Italy

Out of the three testing conferences I attended this year, Quality Week had the most technically qualified speakers and the most even distribution between practicing and academic orientation.
--Bob Poston, IDE

Quality Week is especially important for bringing together researchers and practitioners.
--Mary Jean Harrold, Clemson University

The exchange between these two groups is certainly healthy for the future of software quality.
--Thomas Cheatham, Middle Tennessee State University

I truly enjoyed last years conference ... many of the presentations were quite technical in nature ... differentiating it from other conferences.
--Kerry Zallar, AT&T