Within the software test management world, there exist a range of different bug trackers – from internal customized systems to open source options to high quality commercial trackers. Each serves a purpose, depending on the exact needs, wants, and desires of both the software testers and the development team. However, with this variety comes certain [...]
We’ve got good news, great news, and even better news. First the good Roughly 12 months ago, we predicted that 2012 would be the SaaS Test Management Solution Year – and we’ve made good on that promise. Starting with Testuff 1.38 last November, we’ve successfully released 11 separate on-time monthly updates, with the 12th release [...]
When we first launched Testuff more than 5 years ago, our goal was simple - create an advanced software testing platform that customers could safely use anywhere in the world at any time. Although software-as-a-service (SaaS) was already a well established delivery system for many IT tools out there, the Internet of 2007 was poorly [...]
Do you remember how: Last week, you spent hours chasing down your team members to upload their post-it notes, emails, and phone messages so that you all could provide feedback? Last month, John traveled to that conference in San Diego. He was still on the clock (and getting paid), but because he was off-site he [...]
There is always some kid who may be seeing me for the first or last time - I owe him my best. - Joe DiMaggio At Testuff, we’re definitely not baseball hall of famers (the gap between professional sports and test management is as wide as one can imagine). And children are not our target [...]
I would never begrudge any company for becoming genuinely excited about a new product, service, or update that it’s about to release. It’s only natural that you’d want to share this news with the world. Whenever we have new “news” at Testuff, believe me, you’ll hear about it. Email blasts, press releases, blog posts – [...]
Today, I wanted to talk about a topic that affects just about everyone within the software test management world. In fact, it affects a great many professions, both technical and creative. I have writer friends who tell me that with any given document, they can edit it until it’s perfect, come back 24 hours later, [...]
Hurricane Sandy will definitely be one for the books. It was a particularly brutal storm that strayed well beyond the traditional “hurricane region” of Florida, Alabama, and Louisiana. The storm also stands out because of the current election cycle in the US. For the past several months, both sides of the aisle have been waging [...]
In previous posts, we talked extensively about some of the many benefits of SaaS software test management tools. When you subscribe to a service like ours, you don’t need an on-site server (huge money saver) have virtually no maintenance costs (no server = no maintenance) enjoy greater flexibility (you can log in remotely from anywhere) [...]
I recently had lunch with a friend who isn’t directly connected with the test management world but who knows a great deal about both business and IT. He kept pressing me on how our own software testing management tools could continue to compete with open source alternatives. “Just look at the Encyclopedia Britannica compared to [...]
