"SaaS Wins Again" Headlines Won't be Newsworthy Much Longer
A quick note about the growing acceptance of Software as a Service (SaaS) tools by large, Fortune 500 companies.
read more By Justin Hunter May 28, 2013Splitting Up Test Plans
Provides helpful guidance on when it might make sense to split your single Hexawise plan into multiple different plans. Benefits of doing so include more straightforward test case maintenance and the need for drastically fewer constraints.
read more By Sean Johnson May 21, 2013But, That Won't Work Here - Actionable Advice from Conrad Fujimoto
Recommendations for how to bypass the all-too-common pushback of "That won't work here" when implementing modern process improvements and strategies.
read more By John Hunter and Justin Hunter May 2, 2013Lanette Creamer Provides Suggestions on Reducing Test Case Bloat
A summary of and link to Lanette Creamer's insightful presentation on reducing test case bloat on testing projects suffering from tight time constraints.
read more By John Hunter and Justin Hunter Apr 24, 2013Software Testing Carnival #3
The third installment of the Hexawise Software Testing Carnival - a series of posts focused on sharing interesting and useful blog posts related to software testing
read more By John Hunter Apr 18, 2013Looking at the Empirical Evidence for Using Pairwise and Combinatorial Software Testing
This post addresses some comments and skeptical (in a good way) questions raised by Phil Kirkham to our recent posts: The Software Testing Community Needs More Empirical Studies.
read more By Justin Hunter Mar 25, 2013Using Hexawise is One of the Highest ROI Software Development Practices in the World According to Recent Report
Hexawise is listed as a "Top 10 Software Development Tool or Practice" by software development expert Capers Jones.
read more By John Hunter Mar 18, 2013Human-Computer Cooperation
Highlights the benefits of Hexawise with respect to optimizing the cooperation between humans and computers.
read more By John Hunter Mar 12, 2013The Software Testing Community Needs More Empirical Studies
The call for more data-driven studies in Software Testing designed to determine the most effective test prioritization strategies.
read more By Justin Hunter Mar 5, 2013Maximizing Variability Maximizes Your Ability to Find Bugs That You're Not Even Consciously Looking For
A quick writeup about how including the maximum amount of variation in each of your tests often leads to more "hidden" defects being identified.
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