by René Ceelen, on December 1, 2020
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During these times of disruption, we’re reminded of the fragile state of the global systems we use daily—economic, political, and medical. Specifically, we’re becoming more aware of the potential threats …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on November 24, 2020
Management guru Peter Drucker is often quoted as saying, “You can't manage what you can't measure.” That maxim’s certainly true for UAT testing. Another way to say it would be: …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on November 18, 2020
Launching your next-level User Acceptance Testing (UAT) project can seem daunting without the proper tools. From the start, we should understand what UAT is and what it’s not. UAT is …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on November 12, 2020
If you’re a fan of the TestMonitor blog, you already know that we’ve previously shared the many benefits of user acceptance testing (UAT). UAT leverages the power of human end …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on November 5, 2020
Summary: This article delves into the landscape of automation within software testing, highlighting the advantages and limitations of automated testing tools. Table of Contents What Is Automation? Common Uses of …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on October 29, 2020
Summary: This article details the nuances of test case design, management, and execution, offering essential tips and strategies for effective test case management, emphasizing the significance of precise instructions, attention …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on September 8, 2020
We’ve all been there: Your team or teams are juggling several balls at the same time— implementing enterprise software, building a quality app, or working to improve the manual testing …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on August 28, 2020
Whether your IT team is embarking on an exciting, dynamic software project, slogging through a clunky, unclear install, or preparing to launch the next generation of awesome apps, an effective …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on August 25, 2020
The best laid plans of software testers often derail—not because they lack team dedication, but because they lack structure. Unstructured software testing is like unstructured blueprints for a new home …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on August 18, 2020
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) represents the “moment of truth” for any software product. Preceded by functional, system, and regression testing, UAT is the final test run your team performs before …
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