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Defects tend to cluster in some areas of the software under test. It may happen due to higher complexity, algorithms, or a higher number of integrations in a few constrained segments of the software.

There’s nothing quite like the first session with a new product. There’s curiosity, eagerness, and a desire to learn and explore, and those feelings are a lot of fun.

Some tests deserve automation. Some tests are worth running on developers’ desktops. And ” rarely ” some code doesn’t deserve to be tested at all

Organizations realize the importance of adopting CI/CD, yet there are only a few who succeed in implementing a seamless CI/CD pipeline.

Agile leaders are supposed to get the maximum amount of quality work done with minimum control of the situation. The team constantly needs support and guidance while remaining independent and self-motivated.

The increase in demand for standards and standardization has continued. Not exactly a surge, at least in the US, but there is notable presence. Management tools and controls seem to be everywhere and growing in number. People continue to search for the ma...

Back when I was a new tester, I assumed quality was a standard that could be measured by things like bugs found. Those were the days, right?

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As teams and companies across the globe are following social distancing recommendations, many workers are wading into unchartered territory. How are you supposed to maintain any kind of workflow when your surroundings (and mental state) are different from w...

Are you testing with the sole purpose of finding defects? What if you don’t find any? Your testing should deliver more value than just finding bugs. Let’s examine the true goals of testing and aim at achieving all four of them for the quality ...

We are excited to announce the availability of TestRail’s Enterprise Expert for all TestRail Enterprise customers starting on May 11th 2020. By taking part in this session as a test management leader, you’ll gain valuable insights that you can s...

Anyone who has worked on a team using Jira has probably heard some complaints, and maybe even declarations of hatred. Your QA staff might be the exception, and that may only be because they’re used to it. How do you quiet the complaints of the haters...