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proposal mgmt system Want to develop a proposal mgmt system to colloborate and create..what softwares are your choices? the system should serve as a content repositary and provide manage, organize, format and control versions and retain the history of the users. Also to allow the repurposing of the old content whenever it requires. What all the softwares need to be used and approximate timeline to develop a system with a team size of 3? |
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You Don't Have All the Answers: So Stop Giving Advice and Start Asking Questions
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Many of us are raised to recognize the value of experts. When we work in a technical arena, seeing our own value as experts is re-enforced. We often are rewarded or promoted based on our knowledge. Our tendency is to want to solve problems by giving our colleagues, teams, and mentees sound... |
Judith Mills, Judith Mills LLC
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Seven Signs of Great Agile Leadership Agile teams are self-organizing, which means they do not need supervisors—at least in theory. But they do need leaders to create a shared vision of what the product will be. And having an agile team means that anyone can step up … including you. Lanette Creamer outlines seven qualities possessed by great agile leaders. |
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Planning to Performance Test Your App? Think Again! To complement functional validation, software teams are expected to validate performance. But, according to Jun Zhuang, you must be prepared to invest time, personnel, and resources to benefit from performance testing. |
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Crowdtesting: A Personal Account When you have a project with a lot of moving parts but not a lot of time, crowdsourced testing may be the way to go. But how do you manage many people in varied locations when you haven't even met them? Yaron Kottler gives his account of finding and leading eighty testers for an international campaign—the challenges and his solutions. |
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In the Process of Testing, Change Is Good In testing, as in life, it’s easy to get stuck in an old, outdated process that no longer works for you and your team. To avoid this trap, you have to be flexible enough to adopt the mantra “Change is good.” But that’s rarely easy. Leah Coates shows how the willingness to make changes can have an enormous impact on the effectiveness of your team. |
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STAREAST 2015 Interview with Julie Gardiner on Applying Emotional Intelligence to Testing
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Julie Gardiner discusses her experience at STAREAST 2015 and her different presentations at the conference. These include "Applying Emotional Intelligence to Testing," "Getting Your Message Across: Communication Skills for Testers," and "Testing in the Digital Transformation Age." |
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STAREAST 2015 Interview with Rob Sabourin on Exploring Usability Testing for Mobile and Web Technologies
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In this interview, Rob Sabourin talks about his STAREAST presentations. These cover how to elicit effective usability requirements with storyboarding and task analysis, and how to blend the requirements, design, and test cycles into a tight feedback loop. |
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Moving Beyond DevOps Hype DevOps can be characterized as the assembly line of building, testing, deploying, and updating enterprise applications. Many software development organizations may claim a comprehensive DevOps strategy, but Chris Riley believes that the only way to be successful is to use a DevOps framework. |
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