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Trust in Test Planning
Test planning might originally be the activity of producing tests. But due to recent tool improvements it’s even…
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Not where we are – but where we’re going
The number of states does not tell us much. Only where we are at this point in time.…
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Intentionally Loose Test Planning
don’t take my loose planning as a lack of planning – it’s intentionally loose.
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Understanding the System of Quality
No matter the format of the testing activity and no matter the form of testing. Systems of quality…
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Lessons in Testing Same-Same, Just Different Projects
Three key lessons for testing enterprise lift & shift programs. It’s same-same to classic testing, yet very different…
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The next shift-left: Compliance
With the increase in IT security regulations, Data Governance laws many companies face the challenge, that they have…
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Test Stubs as a Strategic Choice
A test stub is a simulator for an external system that you are not in charge of. It…
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Have Smarter Compliance Interactions
What matters is everything around the output – not the procedure/guidance/assessment itself. The way you wire your interactions…
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We all work with Risks, Questions and Requirements
Risks, Questions and Requirements are surely part of the tester’s hierarchy of needs. As I am exploring new…
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