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Recent Blog Posts
Tips to Ensure Software Traceability Using A Remote Team
We’re more connected to one another than ever before and this affords opportunities to collaborate with people from across the world just as though they…
5 tips for implementing a remote team -As told by a virtual software QA Company
The IT world in many ways has a very serious leg-up on other industries as we all experiment with new ways to be remote during […]
What does the software testing process look like?
Today’s software development projects are nimble in comparison to what they once were. While we review what a testing process might look like, it’s important…
How do you know when you are ready to release your software?
How do you know it’s time to release your software? From the development side, they may feel like they are nearing the finish line, but…
I just released software and it’s riddled with bugs. What can I do?
You just released code into the production environment, but shortly after, realize that you’ve also injected a number of defects into production. (Yeah. We know.…
Quality at the Speed of Code: Maximizing Efficiency with an Agile Testing Methodology
Over the last decade, Agile methodologies have truly become the gold standard for software development practices. As you look around and start comparing, you’ll notice…
Automatically find requirement defects using Scopemaster
Many of the frustrations around software coding quality usually start with the business requirements. Luckily, we’ve found ScopeMaster, a tool to help you address challenges…
The 5x rule and how software defects get more expensive with time
We talk about the 5x rule involving the costs of defects in this article, but it can get much worse than 5x. Depending on when…