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Later Activity Summary

Date	Type	Description

31 March 2003		eValid is chosen from over 700 nominations as a Jolt Award Finalist in the testing tool category.
31 March 2003		eValid is adopted for classroom use by Prof. Neale Hirsh at Johns Hopkins University.
20 March 2003		The March 2003 issue of Quality Techniques Newsletter features an article by Boris Beizer on Good Enough Software, and by William Roetzheim on Controlling Software Costs.
18 March 2003		Ian Kruger's Blue River Stone (BRS) consultancy used eValid to analyze selected websites, and issued a Summary Report detailing his findings. See the Complete Writeup .
4 March 2003		In a cooperative agreement with their WebSite test team, eValid white paper access has now been extended to registered BitPipe users.

21 February 2003		eValid was adopted for classroom use by ~75 graduate and undergraduate students in Prof. Jerry Gao's Software Testing Course at San Jose State University.
20 February 2003		The February 2003 issue of Quality Techniques Newsletter features Boris Beizer's Quality is Not The Goal, The CMMI Interpretive Guidance Project, and more.
11 February 2003		CT-Labs, a widely respected system test firm, subjected eValid to a rigorous review. See the complete write-up at CT-Labs Review or read the CT-Labs Complete Report. The corresponding published article is eValid Universal Web Tester.