Software Test, QA & Support in the 2.0 World: The Collage of Devankur Thakur

# re: Growth of S/W testing:India

Hello,

I wrote a book on Quality, Testing and Organization, entitled “Q-Course Quality & Organization”. In this book a testing methodology is described, based on requirements based testing. The book is available on http://www.lulu.com/content/70334.

In the testing methodology all functional requirements of a product are described in every test path. The only things that vary from test to test are the “trues and falses” and the values (data). This makes the testing methodology very suitable for automating tests. You only have to define one path, a couple of parameters for “true or false” and the data and that’s it. You don’t have to automate every test.

The optimal use of tools for automated testing is determined by the way the tests are modelled and defined. Therefore this book can be a welcome addition to the use and sale of your tools.

Could you please forward this to the appropriate people in your organization? It is quite a business opportunity. You only have to read the book.

Kind regards
Q-Course
Bob Legrand
9/12/2004 8:52 AM | Bob Legrand

# re: Growth of S/W testing:India

Mr. Legrand,

I would forward this to the appropriate people in my organization.

Thanks,
-Devankur 9/13/2004 6:33 AM | Devankur

# re: Growth of S/W testing:India

Hi Devankur,

This is the first time I have visited your blog and believe me when i say, tis very informative and well managed. From now on, I will be a regular reader of your work.

Keep up the good work.

With warm regards,
Tushar 9/16/2004 5:35 AM | Tushar Tyagi

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Tushar,

Thanks a lot for your words. Am trying to list down the links that I have found informative for us testers. Hope this would help all of us.

Best regards,
-Devankur 9/21/2004 6:52 AM | Devankur

# re: Growth of S/W testing:India

Thanks For giving Good Information 3/2/2005 5:19 AM | Mohan