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Top Software Quality Story
Is your software test team rigorously incompetent?
Software Quality Insights | 13 Oct 2009
What happens when a software development or test team's manager preaches rigor in processes, but doesn't make sure that team members do processes correctly?
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| 19 Nov 2009 |
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Healthcare data base breech, over a million affected
(SearchSecurity.com)
A lost hard drive contained seven years of patient data including Social Security numbers and medical records of more than a million Health Net customers. |
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| 18 Nov 2009 |
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Testing databases, how online testing communities can ramp up skill sets
(Software Quality Insights)
Tester Matt Heusser explains the benefit of testing databases in this blog. Even if you are a tester, that rarely works with databases, there are still key tricks you can pick up i... |
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| 17 Nov 2009 |
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Flexibility and teamwork proven traits of Agile team maturity
(Software Quality Insights)
In an Agile Development Practices session last week, Bob Galen an independent consultant and Agile coach, explained proven characteristics of mature Agile teams and how to make use... |
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| 16 Nov 2009 |
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Requirements practices evolving, but organizations still struggle
Requirements elicitation causes software development teams' some of the toughest problem today, reveals a TechTarget survey. Most teams rely on use cases and requirements managemen... |
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| 13 Nov 2009 |
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Using Agile, scaling back helps software projects in recession
(Software Quality Insights)
Software project consultant defends proven Agile qualities to practice in a recession, what corporate attitudes testers and developers can expect from managers and how to improve t... |
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