In software development projects it is a consistent issue. One could argue that it will never change. I am not hear to tell you how ...
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In software development projects it is a consistent issue. One could argue that it will never change. I am not hear to tell you how ...
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Is your “QA process” ready for Agile?
The growing popularity of utilizing the Agile Development methodology to develop systems has changed the way software is tested.
However, ...
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I just received a panicky call from my Father-In-Law. He is a retired teacher and his state run website “accidently” put up every teachers: Name, ...
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Our blog focuses on QA and testing and related topics. Did you know Computer Aid has a robust QA and testing solution available through our ...
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In today’s world there are many systems that are being configured to adapt to ever changing business conditions. The solutions include the use of SOA ...
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Performance and Scalability testing always comes with a price. I hear all the time that it is only important when there is a ‘big issue’. The ‘big issues’ are coming faster and with higher visibility. If your organization is trying to increase efficiency through more self-sufficient or time sensitive functions (i.e. customer facing website) then [...]
Many organizations encounter the same challenges and problems. Tight Release Schedules Scope Creep Not Enough Resources (or even qualified) Package Software that is delivered late or has a high propensity of defects. These are typical situations that face all organizations. The best approach is to deliver your systems with a “risk based” testing approach. But [...]
In software development projects it is a consistent issue. One could argue that it will never change. I am not hear to tell you how to fix that point. I am hear to tell you to plan for it. The word is process with a pragmatic side to it. The key is the QA Leads [...]
I just received a panicky call from my Father-In-Law. He is a retired teacher and his state run website “accidently” put up every teachers: Name, Social Security Number and last known address on a public website. He was incensed… “What should I do?”, “Didn’t anybody check it?”…..”You’re a QA person…How could this happen?” Obviously, this [...]
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