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Ditch the Requirements - Focus on the Customer Instead

Thursday February 10th 2011 10am Rated 6 3 Comments Best Practices End to End Development Project Management Quality Assurance Requirements Agile Software Testing Software Test Professionals Conference
Quality can be defined as meeting the customers' needs. Juran posted this definition in 1988, defining quality as "fitness for use". Testers like this definition as it gives them a "north star" to guide their actions and it reinforces a role that most testers relish, that of customer advocate. However Crosby's older definition of quality as "conformance to requirements" still holds strong sway, and many test processes are guided by test cases correlated directly to requirements.

Lessons Learned in Data Migration

Thursday June 16th 2011 10am Rated 3 2 Comments Best Practices Process Project Management End to End
When I began working on a data migration project last year, I did not have much idea as to what it could entail. I did not have much experience with data migration apart from having some theoretical knowledge of what one should consider for testing such a project scope.
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Using TestNG to launch your tests (and the Selenium server)

Thursday December 2nd 2010 9am Rated 3 0 Comments Functional End to End selenium Automation Load Process User
If you are reading this article, you are probably interested in running end-to-end functional tests with Selenium. TestNG is perfect for that task, because unlike other testing frameworks, it’s very flexible and easy to use, and still very powerful.
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The Automated Testing Handbook - Download

Wednesday June 9th 2010 8am Rated 0 0 Comments Automation Acceptance Error Handling Future Test Performance Test and QA Quality Assurance Testing End to End Membership Crews Web
The risk of software failure has never been greater. The estimated annual economic impact ranges from $60 billion for poor testing to $100 billion in lost revenues and increased costs. Unfortunately, market pressure for the delivery of new functionality and applications has also never been stronger. This combination creates increasing pressure on software test organizations to improve test coverage while meeting ever-shorter deadlines with static or even declining resources. The only practical means to achieving quality goals within the constraints of schedules and budgets is to automate. This premium resource is available for a limited time to "Basic Members".


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