There are several aspects that a Test Manager has to consider before a testing tool can be selected for purchase and deployment. A Test Manager /QA Manager is responsible for ensuring that all testing tools meet these criteria:
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Test managers need to conduct non-functional testing as well. If they fail to do so, it may result in detection of serious quality issues in the system after its release, which could prove catastrophic for the product as well. Common examples of non-functional testing includes performance testing, security testing etc. [Read more…] about How to manage Non-Functional Testing?
Although there are many benefits that can be achieved by using tools to support testing activities, but there are also many risks that are associated with it when tool support for testing is introduced and used.
Risks include:
The degree of independence avoids author bias and is often more effective at finding defects and failures.
There is several level of independence which is listed here from the lowest level of independence to the highest:
i. Tests by the person who wrote the item.
ii. Tests by another person within the same team, like another programmer.
iii.Tests by the person from some different group such as an independent test team.
iv.Tests by a person from a different organization or company, such as outsourced testing or certification by an external body. [Read more…] about What is independent testing? It’s benefits and risks
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