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By focusing on three simple but often overlooked methods, David Petrella’s test team consistently stays on schedule and delivers the testing results his projects expect.

Many smaller organizations are looking for ways to improve their testing processes and approaches. They do not need complex assessment reports, change task forces, extensive implementation of guidelines, or expensive training programs.

"How do you know when you're finished?" A key process in this assessment is making good bug severity and priority assignment.

Because Web services are almost completely dynamic, there is an increased chance of errors in applications using these services.

We have all experienced the "thrill" of functional testing, going through requirements and then crafting test cases to ensure that the application behaves according to specifications.

Great test managers wear many hats and must know how to balance the company's demands for returns against the need to build capacity and skills within their team-all without breaking a sweat.

Test automation, open source tools, and agile methods are three important trends in software development.