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Automation is everywhere. From self-driving cars to automated assembly lines, the growth of global automation over the last two decades of the 21st century has scaled exponentially—with no signs of …

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 …

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 …

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 …

The emergence of the “Big Two” tech disruptors, Agile and DevOps, has propelled test case automation as a trendy means to promote speedier, smaller, and more frequent releases, even as …

Communication A general definition of communication is a process of information being exchanged through a common system of symbols, signs, or behaviors. From the moment we get up in the …

What is a bug report and why do we write them? Writing a good and actionable bug report is one of the most important skills within the testing world. Creating …

User acceptance testing is the validation that a system or application will meet user needs in the operational or business environment. An acceptance test can be understood as a way …

Medium sized organizations are hardly capable of controlling their IT systems, the testing of their software is too complex. Even the relative easy software that is needed to anonymize production …

The software development environment has shifted significantly in the recent years with the introduction of Agile and Devops. This new focus on higher speed and the shift to smaller, more …