Manual testing in QA & DevOps
Manual testing in QA & DevOps. With the sheer volume of tools available, it’s safe to say we are living…
AI & automation vs humans: the future of software testing?
AI & automation vs humans: the future of software testing? AI and automation testing are poised to eventually become a…
Setting up a QA center of excellence
Dileep Singh Marway, QA Manager, The Economist, explains how he flies the QA flag high by maintaining high-quality standards, at all times, for the weekly newspaper
Read the new issue of TEST – 20 Leading Testing Providers 2018 special!
The September 2018 issue of TEST Magazine focuses on TEST’s top 20 leading providers, as well as covers a wealth of topics and subjects from various experts – from how test automation could have helped avoid 70,000 angry passengers – to how manual testing will forever be essential to the automotive industry
Defeat bugs, host a scrum meeting!
Sick of seeing bugs in your SDLC? Host a scrum meeting, advises Shiva Kumar, Scrum Master and Mobile Application Tester, IDrive Software India Pvt Ltd
Showing the ROI of QA while demonstrating improvements
With budgets being squeezed tighter, the need for businesses to demonstrate their ROI from test automation has become increasingly pressing
Exploring the last bastion of manual testing
What differentiates exploratory testing from a traditional scripted approach and how can traditional test strategies blend with exploratory testing to uncover defects in a shorter time?
Testers knowledge towards automation skills
If you look around the testing landscape you will see that manual testing roles are disappearing, but not manual testing itself. So, do we still need the skill sets of a manual tester? Or is it all about automation testing?
Manual testing: Wanted dead or alive
DevOps Online Journalist, Leah Alger, talks to a number of software testing assets to find that manual testing is “not dead – it’s alive with new approaches”
NSTC speakers reveal the importance of using the correct tools
DevOps Online speaks exclusively with The National Software Testing Conference speakers about the importance of tools being fit for purpose, up-to-date and easily accessible
