system testing

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Human Teams Lessons from Optimizing Computer Systems Applied to Human Teams

Payson Hall learned some lessons from optimizing data system performance that could relate to human team management and leadership. For instance, if a system is overworked, it can't be any more productive beyond a certain point; the same is true for people. Both also can get more done by minimizing multitasking and prioritizing jobs. Read on to learn more from machines.
Payson Hall's picture Payson Hall
May 20, 2014
Service Providers ?

In North America who are the top 3 certified providers of Application testing that serve large Enterprise customers ? 
Marco Tell's picture Marco Tell
April 14, 2014
I need help on creating a test plan for infrastructure testing.

I have been assigned with a new task infrastructure testing, which i know less about infrastructure testing. They require a test plan and test case which i think is different from the application test cases. also require the best practice regarding that type of testing.
Keitumetse Mogashoa's picture Keitumetse Mogashoa
April 3, 2014
Decoupled System Interface Testing at FedEx
Slideshow

If you work in a large-scale environment, you know how difficult it is to have all the systems “code complete” and ready for testing at the same time. In order to fully test end-to-end scenarios, you must be able to validate results in numerous systems. But what if all those systems are...
Chris Reites, FedEx Services
Four Solutions Compared How to Test Your Website on Multiple Browsers: Four Solutions Compared

Robbie Bridgewater writes on the difficulty in finding bugs during testing since no single computer can run all of the major browsers—not to mention the added challenge of testing various mobile operating systems. In this article, Robbie compares four possible solutions to this dilemma.
Erle Bridgewater's picture Erle Bridgewater
June 19, 2013
The $440 Million Software Bug

In August, Knight Capital Group lost $440 million in one day. But there weren’t any traders to blame—at least no human ones. The loss was the result of a software system upgrade gone awry. What can we learn from this and other software catastrophes in the financial sector, and how can we prevent them in the future?
Bob Aiello's picture Bob Aiello Leslie Sachs
May 1, 2013
Unit vs. System Testing-It's OK to be Different

There are two distinct roles in many software projects that are involved with testing: developers and testers. Should they take the same approach to testing, or are there some principles that apply to only one of the roles? What should they do to coordinate their work? Danny Faught went through an exercise to compare and contrast and found that the questions he couldn't answer were as interesting as the questions he could answers.
Danny R. Faught's picture Danny R. Faught
October 20, 2008
Leading Successful Software Projects

Presentation Leading Successful Software Projects
Andy Kaufman, Institute for Leadership Excellence and Development
Software Test for Embedded and Real-Time Systems

Conference Presentation Software Test for Embedded and Real-Time Systems
Jon Hagar, Jon Hagar Inc.

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