Can you afford not to improve testing?
summary
Uses the TMMi framework and informal assessments to diagnose gaps, then follows assess → establish → act cycles; examples show one company turning many red areas to green in 1.5 years and another improving defect traceability and automation ROI, producing a measurable ROI. Small and medium firms implement changes fast with the same method; the biggest blocker is lack of management commitment. Includes templates, metrics and a toolset for assessments.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:09Introduction
- 5:20A general improvement cylce
- 12:08Benefits of an improvement program
- 13:51SUMMARY Key takeaways
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