A lot of the calls I take focus on metrics for the QA team. How many testers per developer, how many hours of testing, how many defects, etc. Unfortunately many of these metrics don’t end up yielding useful information often because they are too simple and they leave to many variables open. We like metrics [...]
Entries Categorized as 'Metrics'
Metrics, The Trap We All Fall Into
by Thomas Murphy | June 8, 2010 | Submit a Comment
Test COE == ROI?
by Thomas Murphy | April 4, 2010 | 3 Comments
A common question currently is something along these lines: “If we shift to a Testing COE, what will be the ROI?” This is understandable given two primary related drivers: Testing is often seen as a bottleneck and a desire to drive overall AD efficiency. The challenge is that any ROI will be dependent on the [...]
Welcome
by Thomas Murphy | September 16, 2008 | 3 Comments
I will use this space to point to interesting new developments and research in the software quality assurance and testing area as well as covering general AD and Agile topics. We have a lot of great new research underway including a MarketScope for ALM. ALM has been a hot topic for several years now and [...]
Category: ALM Agile Metrics Testing Tags: ALM, MarketScope, Testing
