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We’ve all been there: Your team or teams are juggling several balls at the same time— implementing enterprise software, building a quality app, or working to improve the manual testing …

Whether your IT team is embarking on an exciting, dynamic software project, slogging through a clunky, unclear install, or preparing to launch the next generation of awesome apps, an effective …

The best laid plans of software testers often derail—not because they lack team dedication, but because they lack structure. Unstructured software testing is like unstructured blueprints for a new home …

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) represents the “moment of truth” for any software product. Preceded by functional, system, and regression testing, UAT is the final test run your team performs before …

We hear a lot of talk these days about “next level.” Next-level video games, next-level fashion, next-level fitness. The U.S. State Department even runs an international hip-hop diplomacy initiative called …

User acceptance testing (UAT) helps you save money, time, and frustration by making sure the end users will be happy with your product. With UAT, real end-users test the usability …

Many testing experts have a tendency to place the cart before the horse when it comes to offering software testing advice. They may go on and on about integrations, specific …

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) tools share the same data model and processes, as noted by industry experts. ERP includes a variety of end-to-end processes, including accounting, customer-service, manufacturing, supply-chain logistics, …

Quality assurance (QA) is a critical part of any quality management system. At the broadest level, quality assurance concerns setting up and sustaining rules for developing and making dependable products …

You have been asked to manage the development of a complex software product. What do you do? One of the most important components of software testing basics is to create …