Tag Archives: test strategy
Over Coffee, Qualifiers and Disqualifiers
Today I was approached by a colleague of mine. He had heard in a presentation that he attended that I had done some work on the Coffee taste (or flavor) wheel. He thought it to be an interesting idea and … Continue reading
Tutorial on the Agile Testing Days – a brief introduction
I am really looking forward to host a tutorial on the Agile Testing Days this year. I will do this together with Jan Jaap Cannegieter, and with you. I you decide to participate. In order to persuade you to join … Continue reading
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
[SC]² – the Software-Centric Systems Conference
I am proud to announce I’ll be hosting an interactive session on the Software-Centric Systems Conference [SC]². This conference facilitates the exchange of knowledge and experiences in the crucial and strategic discipline of complex software development and to provide insight … Continue reading
Tutorial: User Centered Risk based Test Stories.
On 9 June I will providing my Tutorial on Business and stakeholder needs. I’ll introduce a 3 step plan to determine what qualifiers and disqualifies potentially make or break the product. This knowledge is an excellent starting point for your … Continue reading
19th Testing Retreat was awesome
This weekend I spent my time in Denmark. Together with 10 other testers from various nations like the Netherlands, UK, US and Denmark, we settled for the beautiful Lungholm Castle, home for the 19th Testing Retreat. The Testing Retreat is … Continue reading
Teststrategy revisited: qualifiers and disqualifiers
Today we will be having a onsite network test during the TestNet (Dutch test association) evening. In my previous post I described the approach I want to take, and I mentione publishing a column in the Bits & Chips magazine … Continue reading
