Software development is often a balanced exercise in time and quality management. For most companies it is a constant struggle to complete tasks on time and within budget, usually resulting in quality being neglected. When applications are finally released into production, users are often confronted with only basic functionalities or even the complete omission of functionalities due to the lack of development time.
How do you set up or improve your software testing process to reduce the business risk of poor application implementation? Here are a few simple tips to get you ahead in quality, saving you time and money:
1. Start early and be prepared!
2. Select a testing method which fits your needs
3. Be objective
4. Review, review, review, review …
5. Prioritize
6. Measure!
7. Know when to stop testing.
8. Preserve.
9. Communicate
10. Last but not least: keep it simple!
How do you think, it look simple doesn't it? Let's see this interesting article at Page 52 in latest update of magazine for testing pro from testingexperience.com, TE #3 can be download here (7MB)
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Friday, September 19, 2008
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