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Creating Five-Star Test Metrics On a One-Star Budget

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Rick Tennant
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This paper provides the strategy and approach needed to design and produce useful project metrics from basic test planning and defect data. Timely and accurate data is essential on a fast paced project team–especially one that operates in an intensely competitive marketplace. A project team at SBC Communications has implemented the approach described within this paper.

This paper provides the strategy and approach needed to design and produce useful project metrics from basic test planning and defect data. Timely and accurate data is essential on a fast paced project team–especially one that operates in an intensely competitive marketplace. A project team at SBC Communications has implemented the approach described within this paper.

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About The Author
Rick Tennant

Rick Tennant is a Senior Technical Director at SBC Communications Inc., overseeing the quality control activities for the DSL ordering applications. Rick joined SBC in 1989, after twelve years at McDonnell Douglas. He is experienced in software testing (most technologies), test automation, test management, test data and environments, test strategies, and testing processes. In 1997, Rick coordinated several enterprise wide “end-to-end” tests following the merger with Pacific Telesis as the corporation opened up their systems to external usage. In September 2000, he moved to his current position. Under his direction, the testing organization has been instrumental in the rollout of DSL ordering systems in the company’s thirteen-state territory.

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