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Test Automation: The Right Tool is About Fit, Not What’s On Hand
For a lot of companies, choosing a test automation tool is less about fit and more about what’s already on hand. Unfortunately, that approach—while…
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Sharpening the Saw: Characterizing “Character”
Join Jeff Van Fleet, Lighthouse’s President and CEO, as he delves into what makes “character” such a defining characteristic in our personal lives, in…
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Agile Test Automation: Breaking Through the Regression Bottleneck
If there’s one fundamental challenge about testing in Agile, it’s keeping up with the speed of developers. But while you don’t want bottlenecks, you…
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Sick of Offshore Headaches? Check Out Our Reshoring White Paper!
Let’s face it: offshore outsourcing may look cheap, but the advertised rates only tell a mere fraction of the story. For years, companies have…
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Sharpening the Saw: Abiding by Abundance Mentality
Spring is here and Jeff Van Fleet, Lighthouse’s President and CEO, is thinking about how we handle our successes. Do we share them with…
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Test Automation: Future-Proofing Your Testing By Saving SME Knowledge
Admit it: you have no idea what your SMEs do when they test your software systems. It’s okay—no one does. That’s why they’re so…
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Metrics Matter: You Can’t Manage What You Can’t Measure
Without process, you can’t measure your software testing team. And, without measurement, how can you know their true efficacy?
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Sharpening the Saw: Preventing Prejudice
This month, Jeff Van Fleet, Lighthouse President and CEO, takes on something we’re all guilty of (to some extent or another): prejudice.
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Technical Debt: Why IT Needs to Stop Fighting Fires and Start Preventing Them
IT is expected to correct defects within its software systems, but is often unable to keep up with defect backlogs due to the increasing…
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Test Early, Test Often: Why You Feel Great When You Automate
There’s no question that the 3 Perils of Software Development—Defects, Delays, and Dollars—can sink your projects in an instant. So how do you beat…
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Test Automation: The Mythical Compromise of Quality vs. Quantity
When it comes to software testing, most folks think they can’t have inexpensive, fast, and high quality all at once. And while that may…
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Robbing Peter to Pay Paul: Why Cutting Quality is a Poor Path to Cost Savings
Software testing/quality assurance initiatives are often the first things cut from an encumbered budget. But, as expenses mount and software projects fail, many companies…
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