TestStorming - A Collaborative Approach to Software Test Design

TestStorming - A Collaborative Approach to Software Test Design

There are many ways to approach test design. These approaches range from checklists to very precise algorithms in which test conditions are combined to achieve the most efficiency in testing.

There are situations, such as in testing mobile

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Building Your Test Team

Building Your Test Team

I've seen many companies struggle in the team rebuilding process, mainly due to simply getting people on the same basis of knowledge. The thing to consider is, when you start to being new people into your teams, how will they build the skills they need to be effective on your team?
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 Integration and Interoperability Testing of Software

Integration and Interoperability Testing of Software

My last post about the American Airlines baggage system failure mentioned interoperability testing and it got me thinking about this important type of testing that is often minimized or overlooked in systems testing.
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American Airlines Baggage Failure Gets Personal

American Airlines Baggage Failure Gets Personal

NOTE: This was originally posted in 2008, but I feel the lessons are still important. I have posted previously about my disdain for the term "glitch", especially when it is misused to describe a major computing problem or failure. "Glitch"
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Keys to Successful User Acceptance Testing

Keys to Successful User Acceptance Testing

I get a lot of questions each month about user acceptance testing (UAT) - what it is, how to perform it, which (if any) tools to use, and a variety of other questions.
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Testing Without Defined Specifications

Testing Without Defined Specifications

When I suggest there are other ways to design and evaluate tests besides requirements, the response is similar to the time I accidentally walked into the glass of the revolving door at the Portland airport- surprise, followed by intense laughter.
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Things I Tell New Testers

Things I Tell New Testers

As I have led and trained test teams over the years, there are some things that I routinely make sure I convey to new testers. Whether you are new to testing, or a seasoned professional, these are helpful things to remember.
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TestStorming - A Collaborative Approach to Software Test Design

TestStorming - A Collaborative Approach to Software Test Design

There are many ways to approach test design. These approaches range from checklists to very precise algorithms in which test conditions are combined to achieve the most efficiency in testing. In all approaches, creativity is needed.
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The Role of Stakeholders in Software Test Planning

The Role of Stakeholders in Software Test Planning

Test planning is one of those critical test activities that benefits from collaboration. While the test leader or manager is typically responsible for the creation and finalization of a test plan, there can be many contributors, such as stakeholders.
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How to Develop Test Cases and Test Scripts for Web Testing

How to Develop Test Cases and Test Scripts for Web Testing

Test scripting has been a popular way to build testware since the advent of interactive software. With Graphical User Interfaces and web-based interfaces, the use of test scripts should be carefully considered. In some cases, test scripts maybe helpful. In other situations, test cases may be all you need.
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The 20 Most Common Software Problems

The 20 Most Common Software Problems

After over 30 years of combined software defect analysis performed by ourselves and colleagues, we have identified 20 common software problems. These common software problems appear in a wide variety of applications and environments, but are especially prone to be seen in dirty systems.
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Live Virtual ISTQB Foundation Course - West Coast Schedule - April 28 & 29, May 1 - 3, 2023

Live Virtual ISTQB Foundation Course - West Coast Schedule - April 28 & 29, May 1 - 3, 2023

I hope you can join me for a special live virtual ISTQB Foundation Level class on West Coast time. The dates are April 27 - 28 (Thurs/Fri) and May 1 - 3 (Mon - Wed) 2023. The times are 8 a.m. to Noon, PDT. I only teach one or two public live
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December 2022 End of Year Discounts

Each year, I hold a special sale event for people who want (or need) some of those end-of-year training dollars. I like to provide as much value as possible, so if you are a test team leader or test manager, this is a great way to get training
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December 2021 End-of-Year Special Discounts!

Each year, I hold a special sale event for people who want (or need) some of those end-of-year training dollars. I like to provide as much value as possible, so if you are a test team leader or test manager, this is a great way to get training
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New Live Virtual Course Schedule

Check out our new virtual training schedule.

Whether your company has enacted travel restrictions for the Coronavirus concerns, or you have other reasons for not traveling, live virtual training offers a great option.

Your instructor will be Randall Rice, an expert trainer in software testing and ISTQB test certification.

For a class to form, we need at least 5 participants. If 3 or more people from the same company enroll, a 10% discount is offered.

Please check to see if your desired course includes the exam fee. If not, exam vouchers can be added at the time of purchase. RCS supplies and sells only ASTQB exams.

For people in the United States who register at least 2 weeks before the class start date, a physical book will be shipped.

In addition, all attendees will get a 30-day registration to the e-Learning version of the course for review.

 

Class times are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EDT

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Learn Selenium IDE and WebDriver at Your Desk in 2 Days - July 1 & 2, 2019

If you are looking to get a well-rounded education in Selenium IDE and WebDriver, then please check out the July event - Selenium IDE and WebDriver Workshop, July 1 and 2, 2019. This is a live virtual class I will be personally teaching. Enrollment is open until Friday, June 21.

That's right. We will cover both Selenium IDE and WebDriver in 2 days. You will learn by doing.

For more info and to register - https://mysoftwaretesting.com/Selenium-IDE-and-WebDriver-Workshop_p_108.html Don't miss out on this opportunity!
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The Benefits of Our e-Learning

I know there are times when you and your team would like to receive training but because of time, budget and travel restrictions, you just can't receive the training in person. For those reasons, I have developed these online training courses.
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Welcome to Our New Online Store

Welcome to Our New Online Store

Welcome to our new online store for e-Learning and live virtual courses on software testing, software QA, business analysis and other software quality related topics! I hope you like the look and functionality. I have over 30 courses here you can take online. If you have any questions about the online courses or my live in-house training, please don't hesitate to contact us any time at the link above. Our website has been carefully designed to provide you with an amazingly flexible online shopping experience, and its ease of navigation is something we think you'll grow to depend on and appreciate. Feel free to browse our entire course catalog, and let me know if you have any questions, comments or concerns about the anything. I am always ready and willing to assist you, and I appreciate your visit!

Also, please visit my main website https://www.riceconsulting.com for free resources on software testing, such as articles and other training and service descriptions.
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