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Defining risk - ISO 31 000 doesn't make it any clearer

Thoughts for software quality and testing

We all know about project risk, risk lists, risk probability and enterprise risk management, etc. But do we really understand what a risk is exactly? Although we hear about risk all the time (and testers are continuously uncovering new risks),...

Tags: applications, quality, risk management, security, sqs, testing

The importance of independence

How important is independent testing within business consulting?

How important are independent test resources for projects? That was the question we tackled recently by conducting a survey at an ignite conferenceThe results were decisive. From the 69 respondents, 73% agreed with the statement that independence in testing is...

Tags: business, business consultancy, business consulting, open source, skills

Risky business

Should we accept more testing, whatever the cost?

Are software errors ever acceptable? In a recent study, responsibility for live errors in rolled-out applications is attributed to poor test management. The study, from a large management consultancy, offers an underlying message: test more. But does it always make...

Tags: management consultancy, open source, risk management, test, test management, testing

Software testing faces growing skills gap

Organisations should demands skills, not just tools

The accelerating pace of business change and poor information management is leading to a skills gap in software development and testing in the UK. In my 20 plus years in software testing, I’ve witnessed the challenges facing software development...

Tags: agile, alm, capgemini, careers, developer, lean, skills, software testing, test