by Neil | Aug 12, 2019 | Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
We have spent the last couple of months asking what should be reported from testing and to whom it should be reported. Assuming that has all been decided, what do you do with the information? Unfortunately in the volume of information reported from many projects, it...
by Neil | Jul 23, 2019 | Organisations, QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
We feel that the question of to whom and what to report has to be answered by initially by Quality personnel. We know what information we have, we know what we can get reasonably easily, and how it can be presented. Thus it falls to us to present recommendations to...
by Neil | Jul 15, 2019 | Organisations, QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
Well it is summer time and there are no meetings of TASSQ or KWSQA. However, the Board of TASSQ is busy preparing for the President’s Dinner meeting to be held in September. The speaker line up is almost completed and registration should open shortly. Stay tuned...
by Neil | Jul 8, 2019 | QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing, Uncategorized
In light of some of the comments received, this blog is aimed at the ‘official’ list of people who should be told the results of testing. As per some of the comments, there are lots and lots of unofficial channels and these can be more useful and more...
by Neil | Jun 17, 2019 | Courses + Events, Organisations, QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
If you are in the Greater Toronto Area or Kitchener-Waterloo you might want to consider these events to network with other QA people or learn some of the new ideas in QA. NVP Software Solutions will be participating in the following software testing and quality...
by Neil | Jun 10, 2019 | Organisations, QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
This seems like an obvious question and many people have successfully conquered it and set up a standard for reporting. Every once in a while it falls apart and people get blindsided by extra requests that they did not expect but for the most part it works fairly...
