The white papers section is a repository of writings about various topics related to software quality. These papers have been written by industry leaders specifically to address and explore the issues of developing better software.
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Quality assurance engineers are being asked to take on more complex projects than ever before. Application complexity has increased to the point that formerly simple test plans now encompass hundreds, if not thousands, of test cases that must be executed under stringent deadlines. These demands have resulted in quality assurance teams seeking higher efficiencies than traditional manual testing provides.
Much of the focus of this search has been on automated testing tools. It is commonly thought that automated testing is the panacea for all quality assurance woes. But is that always the case? While a well-executed automated testing strategy can measurably improve productivity, in reality there are many pitfalls waiting to ensnare the unwary. Quality assurance teams need to carefully analyze the path before them. By choosing the right tool for their needs and using it wisely, they can reap the much-heralded benefits of automated software testing. |
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Wondering how to best implement automated software testing? This guide includes best practices that form the basis for effective test automation. Implementing them can help you avoid common mistakes and improve your testing process regardless of the automation tool you use. |
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The common assumption about software testing is that more is better, and that testing all the possible states and variable combinations guarantees you will find all the bugs. In the real world, there is not enough time or enough testers to test every combination of every variable. Not all bugs will be found, making quality assurance a risk management discipline.
How can you validate that your product is ready to ship within reasonable time and cost parameters? In other words, how can you manage the risk of not testing everything? Learn how the all-pairs testing technique can reduce the number of tests needed to achieve your quality goals.
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Wondering how to best manage your test cases and testing process? This guide addresses some of the common test case management activities and offers best practices for each. These best practices are designed with TestTrack TCM users in mind, but many of them may apply regardless of the tool. Learn how to prepare for testing, organize test runs, evaluate testing progress, and prepare for the next release.
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