by admin | Jun 28, 2017 | Agile, Blog, Manual Testing, Software Testing
Test Planning requires careful consideration and it takes time to do it right in order to ensure proper test coverage. Test organizations that don’t perform proper test planning often rush to test execution with little to no regard to proper test coverage. The...
by Ron Wilson | Feb 16, 2017 | Agile, Automation, Blog, Manual Testing, Performance Testing, Software Testing
The product model is rapidly gaining traction within the software development lifecycle. Companies continue to look at options to improve the software development delivery process. I am seeing more and more organizations move in this direction. The challenge...
by Ron Wilson | Jan 17, 2017 | Agile, Automation, Blog, Manual Testing, Performance Testing, Software Testing
Software testing has been rapidly growing over the past several years and here are some software testing trends to be aware of in 2017. More Open Source Tools-As more pressure is placed on reducing expenses, more software testing teams will look at alternative options...
by Ron Wilson | Sep 10, 2016 | Blog, Quality Engineering, Software Testing
It is important that your QA organization has the necessary items to be successful. Perhaps the most important element is the organization is able to protect the production environment. Here are a few items that are required. Ensure you have Executive level...
by Ron Wilson | Aug 23, 2016 | Agile, Automation, Blog, DevOps, ISTQB, Manual Testing, Performance Testing, Quality Engineering, Software Testing, Test Environments, Testing Certification, Videos
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by Ron Wilson | Jun 29, 2016 | Software Testing
If you are in QA, I will personally guarantee you will have to justify why testing is needed. It should be a simple answer. Humans make mistakes therefore developers = humans and developers = defects. I don’t blame developers at all because I am a tester and...
