As a quality and testing professional, one should look at all aspects of Software Quality. This is part of the risk strategy, although in security world, as industry security expert Adam Shostack puts it, risk is different from a security threat. A threat can happen, and it is important to identify, and try to prevent […]
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Zero-click search results are all too convenient, summarizing the points for the topic we are searching for in the search engines. Convenience comes with a cost, which is the accuracy and validity of information provided being not up to the mark, to put it mildly. In this article, let’s talk about the quality of zero-click
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We often keep streamlining our testing processes based on requirements, feedback, and as part of continuous improvement. There are many challenges as well as opportunities to streamline, and in this article, we will look into the details of testing process streamlining. By the way, checkout my YouTube channel on Software Quality and Testing and subscribe
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With the urgency to deliver and to work towards superior quality, which are two conflicting goals, the job of a quality and testing professionals is getting very challenging. Recently I wrote an article about how to balance this, and in this article, let’s talk about some strategies for test prioritization, which in itself a challenge
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Due to time pressure and the urgency to deliver, there are incidents of skipping testing activities occurring. In this article, we will take a deep look into such practices and how it affects the end-users and the customers ultimately. The arguments that are placed for skipping testing activities are multi-fold: … and so on. Skipping
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In the last article, we looked at test cases related to Apple Intelligence predictive test scenarios. In this article, we will look at Apple Intelligence predictive edge cases. Generally, there are three types of edge cases that one could perceive on predictive app suggestions. Note that this list is not exhaustive, and subjective to the
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Sturdy ERP systems which are the heartbeat of business enterprises need be solidified with great quality and testing strategies. Last week I was in a call with an ERP expert talking about the transition that ERP systems are going to go through in the near future, and I touched upon the topic of ERP quality
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Many of us would be familiar with the Gimli Glider incident involving Air Canada’s flight 143 in the year 1983. It is a classic example that showcases why verification should be done from various angles, not just repeating the same procedure twice or more. That’s key in effective verification. Double-checks are good. ‘Are we sure?’
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Tracy Bannon brought up an interesting point in LinkedIn while highlighting the importance of human oversight when building software with the help of GenAI. Let’s unpack this aspect a bit in this article when we talk about humans in SDLC. I have no qualms about using GenAI where it is applicable. As someone mentioned, it
Patrick Debois and myself have interesting conversations about DevOps, and AI tooling in DevOps, in Twitter. Sometime last month, I decided to ping him to see if we could do a podcast for the Software Testing and Quality Talks channel about DevOps and GenAI. Patrick kindly agreed, and we had a very lively and interesting
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