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Building an Effective Test Team for Distributed Agile

By Baiju Joseph
Aug 15, 2005

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Summary: In this paper, Baiju Joseph argues that in order to build an effective testing team for distributed agile we need to focus on individuals and interactions over processes and tools. Based on the author's experience in setting up distributed agile testing teams, he lists numerous criteria that must be met in order to reach this goal.

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About the Author
Baiju Joseph is a senior quality assurance manager with Ariba Technologies, leading provider of Spend Management solutions. He has more than fourteen years of IT experience. Baiju has delivered talks on agile testing at test conferences and industry forums, and his articles on agile testing have been published in leading IT magazines. Prior to Ariba, Baiju has experience working with Novell Software System test team and the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. He holds a B. Tech. in electronics and communication engineering and an M.S. in software systems from BITS, Pilani.

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