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Cynefin and Software Testing, Part 2 – James Christie

by eproegler | #engagedmembership, Articles, CAST2017, CSPP, News, Newsletter

Ed. Note – This is Part 2 of a Two-Part blog post produced by James Christie, supported by the AST Committee on Standards and Professional Practices. Part 1 is here. To learn more about why so many senior software testers are interested in Cynefin, come to CAST...

Cynefin and Software Testing, Part 1 – James Christie

by eproegler | #engagedmembership, CAST2017, CSPP, Events, News, Newsletter

Ed. Note – This is Part 1 of a Two-Part blog post produced by James Christie, supported by the AST Committee on Standards and Professional Practices. Part 2 is here. To learn more about why so many senior software testers are interested in Cynefin, come to CAST...

DeepSpec Workshop Review

by jrohrman | Articles, CSPP, Events, General, News, Newsletter

In January, I read a few press releases describing a NSF grant (the same group that originally funded development of our BBST class series) describing a research project running between four universities — Princeton, Yale, MIT, and the University of...

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