Articles about software testing

It was not that many years ago that software testing was considered the Rodney Dangerfield of the IT world. Software developers were the rock stars, with the prestige and income befitting its glamorous reputation. Continue Reading »

In my previous post, I talked about what service-level agreements (SLAs) are all about, what it takes to implement SLAs in a product development environment (especially agile), core points to keep in mind especially when SLAs are tied with rewards and penalties. I had promised to talk about specific QA SLAs in my next blog, so here goes. Continue Reading »

Agile development efforts are increasingly overwhelming the ability of IT operations to keep pace. Continue Reading »

The ability to easily test and deploy open source software begins to trump costs as primary motivation. Continue Reading »

Lets developers view live tests of their applications on cloud computing service. Continue Reading »

Mu Studio Scale replicates real-world application scenarios. Continue Reading »

Application testing needs to get more automated to both reduce costs and increase quality. Continue Reading »

Leaving aside any question of the obvious lack of any sort of error detection at the New York Stock Exchange, and its clear vulnerability to such errors or intentional acts, think about your own data systems. Continue Reading »

The complexity of IT systems, coupled with increased business value, put more emphasis on testing. Continue Reading »

New tool tests application limits by monitoring synthetic traffic in real time. Continue Reading »