by Neil | Sep 21, 2020 | Courses + Events, News, Organisations, QA, Software Testing
Register for TASSQ and KWSQA 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 assurance event happening this...
by Neil | Sep 14, 2020 | Organisations, QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
One of the problems QA people have is deciding how much proof is enough. Proof is expensive and time-consuming to generate. Even with the current test tools taking screen images and storing them, you may have to annotate the proofs and combine them with other items...
by Neil | Aug 24, 2020 | Organisations, QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
One of the problems QA people have is explaining Software Quality Assurance to IT or to the business. Some people will talk about Software Testing. Others will refer to Test Automation. Still others will refer to Process Improvement. Some will start down the path...
by Neil | Aug 18, 2020 | Organisations, QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
Normally one of our mantras is as little paper as possible. Only ink signed contracts or items that should not exist online longer than necessary would be printed. So far we have succeeded in cutting the paper to a minimum. Less than 20 pages for all the work to...
by Neil | Aug 9, 2020 | Organisations, QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
Managing in Uncertainty Starting a course today on “How to” for Test Leads. Normally we would supply this course in person and with the group in one room. Under the current conditions, that is not possible, so the course is being supplied remotely with...
by Neil | Jul 27, 2020 | Organisations, QA, Quality Assurance Consulting, Software Testing
QA as an Afterthought Continuing with the theme from last week about recalcitrant IT, we ask why QA is often an afterthought? Is it because QA is ‘traditionally at the end of the project”? Is it because people have too much else going on at the beginning...
