There are lots of Software Development Lifecycles (SDLCs) out there. The selected SDLC affects everything from requirements gathering to QA and testing. So just how does the selected SDLC affect what you do for QA? In this article, we look at Waterfall, Agile, and XP methods.
In our last few blog entries, we’ve explored how to develop a compelling, whiz-bang case for test automation and how to develop an SDLC for automation development. In this entry, we’d like to answer the following question based on the opinions of Bob Galen: How do you determine appropriate automation selection criteria?
In our Vericenter program, we have a strong QA testing offering. To build this offering, we often work with other…
Are your metrics telling you the REAL story? What’s worse, a calculation error that would lead to wrong information being…
The Japanese manufacturing and service sector have been very successful adapting Toyota Production Systems (TPS). In the US we call…