Monthly Archives: March 2015

G(r)ood testing 13: The Context is Us

Posted on March 25, 2015 by

Test Process improvements are driven by the context. In our search for the optimal test approach, we assess the systems, the development methodology or the risks that we cover. However, there is a much bigger factor that we often overlook. … Continue reading →

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Where do testers spend their time?

Posted on March 19, 2015 by

On the EuroSTAR testhuddle I found a blog by Chantal called “Why Software Testers Can’t test.” In this blog she asks the reader what we think testers love doing the most. “The answer”, she states, “might surprise non-testers out there. The answer … Continue reading →

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Implementing SCRUM: how do you involve management?

Posted on March 13, 2015 by

 Agile in de echte wereld 2: Starten met SCRUM Agile in the real world is a series of articles in which I investigate the impact of Agile. Earlier I posted part 1: Thanks for the nice comments. In Part 2, … Continue reading →

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We finished the Expo:QA program

Posted on March 12, 2015 by

A good thing about being conference chair is: you make the program. And you get to be proud on the result! After a lot of reviewing and discussing, moving talks up and down, the EXPO:QA program is done. I would like … Continue reading →

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