Engineering Practices Not Taken Care of by Scrum – Some details
Filed Under Issues, Pitfalls, Problems, Process, Product Owner, Quality, Relationships, Scope, Scrum | Posted on August 31, 2010
Scrum never talks about engineering practices which is a good thing but this sometimes lands teams into trouble. The teams not only adopt the Scrum practices but also the principles which makes their progress sluggish and results in the code base being in a mess. This is a situation which is present in most of [...]
What is Six Sigma ?
Filed Under Improvement, Process, Quality | Posted on May 25, 2009
Six Sigma is an important measure of the quality of a system, being adopted by many top-class corporations the world over such as GE. Six Sigma has spawned an industry of its own, in terms of experts who go to corporations and figure out how these companies can improve their processes so as to meet [...]
What is code coverage ?
Filed Under Code Coverage, QA, QE, Quality | Posted on March 21, 2009
People know what software testing is, and most people in the profession can differentiate between white box and black box testing. However, when you get into more details, and look to identify how testing can provide even greater value, the benefit of measures such as code coverage become apparent. At the same time, there would [...]