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There are many factors to consider when planning for test automation. It is important to understand the potential costs and benefits before undertaking the kind of change that automation implies.

The Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) process was developed by the auto industry to prevent quality problems with their products.

Software development projects face a growing trend of tighter schedules, more complex environments, and increased time-to-market pressures.

Drawing on his extensive testing experience at Ameritech, Dan Guss discusses considerations for building, managing, and coordinating the development of new or existing test environments and labs for large systems with an emphasis on the entir

Outsourcing quality assurance testing is more expensive than hiring contractors. How, then, do you efficiently and effectively outsource? George Hamblen discusses ways to identify the correct outsource effort and how to maximize potential.

Highly Available (HA) Clustered systems are at the core of many enterprise mission-critical applications.

This presentation provides a practical guide for addressing three essential testing challenges: how to design and document a highly inspectable test suite; how to effectively architect an automated regression test library; and how to integrat