Testing

Quality can be a dry subject, especially if everything is working. Emotion disappears under the weight of green status reports. Everything is good. The world is fine.

In this blog, Eva Holmquist talks about all the information that can be used to support the testing.

Test automation has been around for a long time, yet it has always been a struggle to get the most out of it or even convince project teams to use it. This year’s World Quality Report reveals test automation is largely accepted as a must-have in modern software delivery.

There is a common belief that AI makes unbiased decisions. In reality, the kind of narrow artificial intelligence that exists today is far from unbiased

One exciting possibility is to use AI to help with testing activities. This is called Cognitive QA and it can be used for a lot of different things.

Understanding the needs of everyone involved in a project from the design, development, delivery and beyond to the users is critical to success.

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from March 2021.

It is often said that we learn from our mistakes - or the importance in business to fail fast. I personally only partly agree on that.

If you are to believe cartoons and old timey comedy slapstick humour, the protagonist putting on a moustache was enough of a disguise to fool people into thinking they are someone completely different.

The trend is that businesses want to make their customers happier by delivering faster and with higher quality.

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from January 2021.

“What makes you a good software tester? This is one question that we all have asked ourselves in one form or another.