Scaled Agile

Is PRINCE 2 Still Valuable in an Agile Environment?

PRINCE 2 is a widely-adopted project management methodology, which was developed by a UK government agency and is used extensively within the UK as the management standard for its public projects.

Managing International Distributed Test Teams in Scrum

This article provides examples of how we, as a test team, dealt with the problems and describes mistakes we made and lessons learned. Obviously, there are many more ways to deal with problems.

The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Scrum Masters

Be Proactive, Begin with the End in Mind , Put First Things First, Think Win/Win, Seek First to Understand, Then to be Understood, Synergize, Sharpen the Saw

What is Agile Software Development?

This white paper runs through the evolution of software development and compares agile techniques to Orange project management methodologies, as well as discussing whether the SMaRT methodology is relevant in an agile environment.

Qualitest Implements Test Automation Factory

Qualitest drives test process improvement and dramatically increases test automation coverage to implement an Agile environment.

Evaluating the ROI of Scrum

This article discusses the topic of evaluating the return on investment (ROI) of using Scrum and suggests some hints about mistakes to avoid and on how to get meaningful results from this activity.

Uniting the Team through Scrum’s ROI

To evaluate if Scrum is correct for your project, we must determine how to compare the ROI gains by utilizing the more traditional ways of software testing vs. the scrum approach.

Early Methodologies: Pre-Agile and Pre-QualiTest

Agile, DevOps, Lean, Scrum: these are all applicable to software development frameworks we talk about these days. With a derisive sneer, we tend to refer to anything that’s pre-Agile as outmoded Waterfall.

Three Things We Learned from PractiTest’s State of Testing 2019 Survey

How Agile and DevOps are reshaping the industry

The Top Three Power Skills for Testers: Communication, Collaboration and Creativity

Gerie Owens discusses the top three power skills for testers: Communication, Collaboration and Creativity. These skills are critical to being successful for testers.

Don’t Let Your DevOps Teams Become Victims of Groupthink

Collaboration works quickest with a lack of diverse views, but the results may lack the creativity that only comes when considering alternatives.

What is Agile?

An alighting viewpoint of what agile is. By Lydia Burnet.

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