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Consumerization, digital experience, DevOps, mobile, fragmentation, and microservices have changed how software products are architected, how they’re produced, what they do, who uses them, and those users’ expectations. As a …

Note: Back by popular demand, this is a repost of a previous blog by Antony Edwards. SciFi worlds from the 1980s always included super powerful, intelligent computers that you could …

In my last post, I described a test team structure that I've seen several companies (which I think are real thought leaders in testing) successfully implement over the last few …

How should we structure our test team? This is probably the most common question I hear when talking to test leaders about what's on their minds. What makes this question …

We recently commissioned a study of 750 development team leaders in the UK and the U.S. to gauge the extent of the pressure today’s organizations are experiencing with respect to …

You can find 28 million apps on Google Play and 22 million in Apple’s App Store. Yet, nearly one in four people who download an app use it only once …

A new study of 600 testers reports that 91 percent of test teams are struggling to meet increased user expectations compared to 12 months ago, and 66 percent said that …

If you’re in the software development and testing realm, you know how rapidly things have changed in a short amount of time. Digital business is here to stay and companies …

“There’s all sorts of useful algorithms – the right algorithms are impacting everything that we do,” explains Dr. John Bates, CEO of TestPlant. “It’s about the software learning and refining… …

Back in May, British Airways suffered an outage that cost them £150 million and left 75,000 people stranded. After days of speculation, BA announced that the outage was due to …