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Managing Product Development

Management, especially good management, is hard to do. This blog is for people who want to think about how they manage people, projects, and risk.

We Cannot Choose Between Management And Leadership 1 day 5 hours ago
by Johanna Rothman

Management, especially good management, is hard to do. This blog is for people who want to think about how they manage people, projects, and risk.

Malware is Gone and All is Well 3 days 5 hours ago
by Johanna Rothman

Management, especially good management, is hard to do. This blog is for people who want to think about how they manage people, projects, and risk.

Swarming Across Distance Posted at InfoQ 4 days 6 hours ago
by Johanna Rothman

Naomi Karten's Blog

Naomi Karten has always been fascinated by human behavior. In this blog, she focuses on observations, thoughts, ideas, and the wisdom of others as it concerns people and how they function (or don’t), particularly in organizations.

Uncertainty about Uncertainty 1 week 3 days ago
by Naomi Karten

Naomi Karten has always been fascinated by human behavior. In this blog, she focuses on observations, thoughts, ideas, and the wisdom of others as it concerns people and how they function (or don’t), particularly in organizations.

Outside-the-Box Thinking? Maybe Not. 4 weeks 3 days ago
by Naomi Karten

Naomi Karten has always been fascinated by human behavior. In this blog, she focuses on observations, thoughts, ideas, and the wisdom of others as it concerns people and how they function (or don’t), particularly in organizations.

How to Cope with Troublesome People 6 weeks 2 days ago
by Naomi Karten

Accidental Simplicity

Thoughts about agile software development, software configuration management, and the intersection between them.

Patterns and The Storytelling Animal 9 weeks 5 days ago
by Steve Berczuk

Thoughts about agile software development, software configuration management, and the intersection between them.

Have the Orders Changed? 10 weeks 6 days ago
by Steve Berczuk

Thoughts about agile software development, software configuration management, and the intersection between them.

Paper v Electronic Dashboards: Goals and Values 11 weeks 4 days ago
by Steve Berczuk

The TechWell Blog

Welcome to the TechWell Blog! Created as a way for us to engage with you. Most importantly, we want to hear your thoughts. We welcome your feedback, suggestions, and questions, so we’ve enabled the ability for you to leave comments to our blog posts.

My February with the Explorer Tester Merit Badge 11 weeks 22 hours ago
by Claire Moss

Welcome to the TechWell Blog! Created as a way for us to engage with you. Most importantly, we want to hear your thoughts. We welcome your feedback, suggestions, and questions, so we’ve enabled the ability for you to leave comments to our blog posts.

Finding Your Way: The Explorer Tester Merit Badge 15 weeks 3 days ago
by Claire Moss

Welcome to the TechWell Blog! Created as a way for us to engage with you. Most importantly, we want to hear your thoughts. We welcome your feedback, suggestions, and questions, so we’ve enabled the ability for you to leave comments to our blog posts.

#TestChat for 1-24-2012 16 weeks 2 days ago
by TechWell Admin

Agile Testing with Lisa Crispin

Agile testing tips from the co-author of Agile Testing: The Tester Role on an Agile Project

"... talented QA Engineers with automation..." 16 weeks 14 hours ago
by Lisa Crispin

Agile testing tips from the co-author of Agile Testing: The Tester Role on an Agile Project

Helping the Customer Stick to the Purpose of a User Story 29 weeks 15 hours ago
by Lisa Crispin

Agile testing tips from the co-author of Agile Testing: The Tester Role on an Agile Project

The Clean Coder (& Tester!) 42 weeks 5 days ago
by Lisa Crispin

Tech Speak

Well known as a tester, speaker, and storyteller, Lee Copeland has also been the author of the Better Software magazine Tech Speak column for many years. This blog features some of his wisdom, insight, rants, and curiosities.

The Optimists Don't Make It Out 21 weeks 4 days ago
by Lee Copeland

Well known as a tester, speaker, and storyteller, Lee Copeland has also been the author of the Better Software magazine Tech Speak column for many years. This blog features some of his wisdom, insight, rants, and curiosities.

Goodhart’s Law 22 weeks 4 days ago
by Lee Copeland

Well known as a tester, speaker, and storyteller, Lee Copeland has also been the author of the Better Software magazine Tech Speak column for many years. This blog features some of his wisdom, insight, rants, and curiosities.

Oh, When Will They Ever Learn? 23 weeks 4 days ago
by Lee Copeland

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Three Components of Effective Defect-management Systems

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 From a high-level view, defect management systems are made up of a combination of some defect management tools or tool and a defect management process. These two primary components work together to... Read More

The Skeptical Tester

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  Someone asked me recently what is the worst mistake a tester can make when starting out on a project. I didn’t have to dig very hard for my reply: “Believing what you’re told, and accepting... Read More

Management Myth #4: I Don't Need One-on-Ones

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 “I know what the people in my group are doing, Johanna. Each and every one of them.”“But you have twenty-five people in your group, Stan,” I protested.“And I walk around and see what every single... Read More

Three Components of Effective Defect-management Systems

Article by Krishen Kota | Comments (4)
 From a high-level view, defect management systems are made up of a combination of some defect management tools or tool and a defect management process. These two primary components work together to... Read More

Management Myth #4: I Don't Need One-on-Ones

Article by Johanna Rothman | Comments (6)
 “I know what the people in my group are doing, Johanna. Each and every one of them.”“But you have twenty-five people in your group, Stan,” I protested.“And I walk around and see what every single... Read More

CM: The Next Generation—Tailoring CM and ALM Tools

Blog Post by Jonathan Vanian
 Today we published a great piece by Joe Farah over at CM Crossroads. Joe Farah has been working in software field since the late 1960s, and he’s personally witnessed the ever-evolving world of... Read More

Three Components of Effective Defect-management Systems

Article by Krishen Kota | Comments (4)
 From a high-level view, defect management systems are made up of a combination of some defect management tools or tool and a defect management process. These two primary components work together to... Read More

Press Release: Klocwork Insight(TM) Ensures Software Security and Reliability for Bids Trading's Financial Trading System

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 Burlington, Mass – Klocwork Inc, the global leader in automated source code analysis (SCA) solutions for developing more secure and reliable software, today announced that BIDS Trading, operators of... Read More

CollabNet Releases CloudForge

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 Brisbane’s CollabNet is starting off this week with a new corporate strategy and a new product launch. As of this Monday, CollabNet will now focus on “the enterprise adoption of hybrid cloud... Read More

Git Adoption in the Enterprise: Factors to Consider

With the rise in popularity of Distributed Version Control Systems (DVCS) in recent years, Git has gained momentum in pockets of enterprise environments.  Very similar to the Agile movement that... Read More - Get this content

An Innovative Approach to Managing Requirements

This paper provides a thorough and detailed examination of a comprehensive requirements management solution. It also examines how requirements are authored, captured and traced through the downstream... Read More - Get this content

Delivering High Quality Applications Faster with Reduced Risk and Cost

The IBM Rational solution for integrated requirements engineering, quality and test management offers a collaborative and automated approach for project management to help you deliver software... Read More - Get this content

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