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The arena of software testing is a rapid growth area seeing engineers employed across multiple sectors. There are multiple test methods available including, agile, extreme, scrum, white box and the traditional black box tests. Black Box testing remains the most popular worldwide.

One of the most common issues for software companies is having the ability to track the attendance and manage their employees’ time. This is not unique to the industry, however, most businesses will have the same type of issues and be facing a similar lack of technological ability to properly monitor their employees’ time.

Software trends are changing all the time, so in order to keep your competitive edge it is wise to be aware of the latest trends. This post aims to help bring you up to date with the key Business Intelligence trends of 2019.

In order to make sure software behaves according to expectations tests must be performed based on customer requirements. This is done via the STLC or Software Testing Life Cycle.

Web development methodologies and those associated with functional programming are at the forefront of discussions, however all these methods are designed to help with development and very little provided to assist with testing. So do testers need their own methodology?

We seem to see this new abbreviation – M2M – just about everywhere, we know that it is likely to be connection to IT, but what does it mean, and how does it work?

If an IT project fails it is almost always down to bad planning or bad requirements. By following the 80/20 theory and increasing your planning by 20%, your productivity will increase by 80%.

Salesforce is at the top of the CRM table again for the twelfth year running, but is it a good fit for your organization? This article looks at the pros and cons to help you decide.