sensible test design and implementation methodologies to the creation of your test system. In the next article, I'll review some of the common techniques test engineers can use to build such test systems.
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About the author
Rex Black is President and Principal Consultant of RBCS, Inc., a consultancy that provides testing experts worldwide, serving clients such as Bank One, Cisco, Hitachi, IMG, and Schlumberger in consulting, training, and hands-on implementation. He has written Managing the Testing Process, Critical Testing Processes, and numerous articles, along with presenting papers and keynote speeches at international conferences.
