by Jeremy Berriault | Mar 28, 2022 | QA Corner
Recently I was a part of a discussion on what has more value: Actual time or relative time. I recognized that relative time is important throughout the conversation, but I fell back to “actual” having the most value. I reason that the term “relative” is not absolute....
by vanteam | Jul 8, 2021 | QA Corner
5 Things QA Leadership And Their Teams Can Do To Make Positive Enterprise Change As we all know, Quality Assurance (QA) is more than just testing a product. It is more than ensuring the quality of the product for customers. It is about helping everyone become better...
by vanteam | Apr 1, 2021 | QA Corner
Static and dynamic testing Recently on my last appearance on SPaMCAST, we talked about static and dynamic testing. As always, it was a great conversation with Tom on the matter. Let’s review the definitions. Static testing – reviews, looking over, visual...
by vanteam | Nov 13, 2020 | QA Corner
The Biggest Misinformation in the QA-Testing Discipline The QA/Testing discipline has gone through some misinformation over the past few decades. Up until recently, the big one that was floating around was “Manual” Testers and “Automation” Testers. Previous blogs go...
by vanteam | Oct 7, 2020 | QA Corner
Agile Testing? Recently I saw a post in a social media group talking about agile testing as something different than any other methodology form of testing. It then listed off many techniques stating that they are agile, like Usability, Acceptance and Stress testing as...
by vanteam | Sep 27, 2020 | QA Corner
Having A High Quality Test Case Repository And How To Get It Recently I was asked about is there the perfect way of writing a test case. Regardless of the application that is it will be executed against. Interesting enough I have a case study that discusses this...