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Starting this month, LogiGear thought it might be nice to move into the 21st century by retiring the old newsletter format and introduce a shiny new magazine, or "e-zine" for short. We hope that you like our new look, and we are even more excited to be able to bring you more interesting interviews, exciting testing topics, debates from key testing insiders, and so much more!
Our newsletter will now be part of this much larger magazine - we hope you enjoy our new look and exciting content
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Thanks to all those who came to our Breakfast Event!
Cem and Hung talked about the importance of using automation both as a high volume test approach coupled with the creativity of exploratory testing techniques. We've included below links to the slides from the presentation. We also shot a video of the event which is posted below.
Cem's Presentation on Exploratory Test Automation -- click here to download
Hung's Presentation on High Volume Test Automation -- click here to download
Breakfast Event Video -- click here to watch |
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by Michael Hackett, LogiGear Sr. VP and Certified ScrumMaster
Agile's impact on software development teams is huge. For test teams it can be even more pronounced -- and good, especially if your existing projects have been problematic.
There are many positive things about the move to be more Agile and responsive in software development, but like so many things the devil is in the details! What Agile actually means in your organization and what practices will be implemented vary dramatically from company to company. There is a rush to be Agile these days and I see it mis-implemented more than well implemented. I believe "Agile" itself needs to be reunderstood, if not reconceived.
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