Why do so many salespeople abandon honesty and resort to deception tactics to get a meeting? Despite the frustration, Jeff Van Fleet, Lighthouse’s President and CEO, thinks we can all learn a very valuable lesson from them.
The success of your software testing and QA team comes down to one thing: having the right people in the right roles. That can be quite a challenge, though—which is why we developed the Gauntlet™ to ensure our clients get the best personnel out there.
If the 3 Perils of Software Development™—Defects, Delays, and Dollars—are regularly driving your projects off schedule and over budget, getting your QA and testing team back on course can be hard. That’s why applying a metrics-based testing methodology is so important—it’s the most reliable course correction there is.
In the wake of the Equifax breach, software security is more paramount than ever. But as software applications continue to grow more complex and hackers’ methods grow more and more sophisticated, how can we safeguard our systems and prevent these kinds of breaches in the future? For more on that, check out what our friends at CAST Software have to say!
An important message from Jeff Van Fleet, Lighthouse’s President and CEO, on our company’s response to the destruction caused by hurricanes in 2017. Every year, we donate a portion of our proceeds to a local charity of our choice. This year, however, it feels like there’s a bigger need outside our hometown. I wanted to [...]
Despite the widespread adoption of Agile, some testing and QA teams still find themselves falling behind. With time-to-market more important than ever, is shifting left the key to getting beleaguered QA teams back up to speed?
Do you want better visibility into the effectiveness of your testing and QA team? Sign up for our upcoming webinar on October 19th to learn what metrics you need to be tracking and how they can improve your testing and QA!
One of the key traits of innovative leadership is the ability to see patterns and connect unconnected dots. Our President and CEO thinks this has a lot to do with Associative Thinking, a conclusion his daughter, Rachel, helped him to reach.
In the software testing and QA world, it’s easy to feel like your problems are insurmountable. That’s why you need to consult the people who understand your challenges most: your peers. And if you’re in the Cincinnati/Dayton area, our upcoming roundtable is just the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.
Despite being a critical aspect of objective analysis, many software project teams fail to achieve independence in QA. With software quality more vital than ever, is anything more crucial to a software project’s success than testers’ independence?
