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Webinar Agile Test Strategies
Yesterday I gave a webinar for EuroSTAR conferences. In this webinar I state that while many organisations are reducing their test managers and Test Competence Centres, testing is on the rebound. Quality is embedded in development and testing is responsibility … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Conferences, EuroSTAR, Test management, Testing
Tagged acceptance, AGILE, derk-jan de grood, e2e test, Gojko Adzic, Intergration, Janet Gregory, Michael Sowers, MVP, Progress reporting, quality master, Roadmapping, Silos, Subwaymapping, Test plan, test story, test strategy, Valori, Value
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Beyond the T-shape: The Broken Comb
In response to my previous post, John Stevenson kindly pointed me toward an article by Brittany Hunter, who claims to be a poly-skilled software designer. Does she adopt the T-shape? In her article on the broken comb she explains why this model … Continue reading
Move beyond the T-shape
Rob Lambert, Lisa Crispin and Janet Gregory worked on a great model called the T-shaped tester. Where the horizontal stands for our generic skills and competences. The vertical in the T describes our specialism. In my previous column – G(r)ood testing 16 – … Continue reading
Survival techniques for Testers- EuroSTAR tutorial
The EuroSTAR conference program is published. The 23rd edition of EuroSTAR will be held in Maastricht, late 2015, and promises to become a great event. I am proud to announce that I signed up with Jan Jaap Cannegieter (SYSQA) to … Continue reading
Posted in EuroSTAR, Video
Tagged Asterix, Jan Jaap Cannegieter, Janet Gregory, Lisa Crispin, Rob Lambert, SysQA, Valori
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