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Process methodology
Force vs. Flow in SDLCs
Take a stalled SDLC out of "brute force" mode into flow for a near flawless end product.
Structured but flexible: how to approach a work breakdown structure in QA
A work breakdown structure will help you plan your QA testing. But too prescriptive, and it’ll hinder more than it...
Underwhelming pitch meeting? How to express development expertise to clients
Are you a software developer in need of tips for your next pitch meeting? We list some sound advice based on our own...
QA challenges presented by the NFT blockchain boom
NFTs have already experienced a meteoric rise and a significant slump. Understanding the QA challenges of blockchain...
How to align your QA processes with business goals
The value of QA shouldn't be taken for granted, but it also shouldn't be assumed. Here's how to evaluate your current...
5 top project management principles to live by when testing your software
Businesses that invest in proven project management practices waste 28 times less money. Here are 5 project management...
What are Agile Testing Quadrants (and are they still relevant)?
Agile Testing Quadrants are visual tools for understanding different QA tests and how they support either the...
The history of how Rapid Application Development became Agile
Rapid Application Development (RAD) is the starting point of what we know as Agile project management methodologies....
Is integration testing really necessary?
Integration testing is essential in software development. Here's why you should perform integration tests.
Project recovery: how to get back on track when a project goes astray
Project recovery is harder than you’d think. Here’s how to get your project back on track when it’s gone off the rails.
How to establish communication protocols with your offshore dev teams
It’s vital to establish the right communication protocols with your offshore dev team to ensure project transparency....
Use Quality Assurance to Mitigate Your Software’s Risk Exposure
Use Quality Assurance to Mitigate Your Software’s Risk Exposure