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This blog will contain constantly updated articles covering the topics of programming, website development, project management, and legal side of operation of an outsourcing company in Ukraine. We hope that our solutions and examples will prove to be useful to other participants of the IT outsourcing market. |
Archive for the ‘Independent testing’ CategorySoftware outsourcing predictions for 2012Friday, December 30th, 2011 software outsourcing predictions for 2012 We have only one day left until the end of the year, and we all wonder: what changes will 2012 bring? In this post we have gathered the most notable trends that might play an imporatnt role in 2012. Are there opportunities that can compensate the threats that come from the overall economic situation? We tried to figure that out below. (more…) Bookmark/Search this post with:
      What makes Amazon’s cloud services so successful?Monday, November 7th, 2011
Randy Bias has analyzed this success in his recent post for CloudAve.com. He notes that AWS will be a $16B by 2016, thus becoming the biggest infrastructure and hosting business in the world. So what are the drivers that make Amazon more successful than the other technology giants? (more…) Bookmark/Search this post with:
Enhanced web testing servicesTuesday, October 18th, 2011
 web testing services Web testing with Softheme is not just about checking compliance with the lists of requirements, following industry’s best practices and checking cross-browser compatibility. Our web testing unit goes further and provides:
With Softheme you’re always getting more with less! Test your websites, web applications and cloud services faster with and get better test coverage with Softheme’s enhanced web testing services. To get more details contact us via skype: softheme or email: info@softheme.com Bookmark/Search this post with:
The Future of Testing: Moving Testing ForwardWednesday, September 8th, 2010
What information do you use to help you test your software? Specs? User manuals? Prior (or competing) versions? Source code? Protocol analyzers? Process monitors? Does the information help? Is it straightforward to use? Information is at the core of everything we do as software testers. The better our information about what the software is supposed to be doing and how it is doing it, the better our testing can actually be. I find it unacceptable that testers get so little information and none of it is specifically designed to make it easier to do our jobs. I am happy to say that this is changing … rapidly … and that in the near term we will certainly be gifted with the right information at the right time. Bookmark/Search this post with:
The Future of Testing: TestsourcingMonday, September 6th, 2010In the beginning, very little testing was outsourced. Testing was performed by insourcers, people employed within the same organization that wrote the software. Developers and testers (often the same people performing both tasks) worked side by side to get the software written, tested and out the door.
The first two generations of testing look like this: (1st) Insourcing Provide tools The next logical step in the evolution of testing is for vendors to provide testers and this is exactly the era we’ve entered with crowdsourcing. Bookmark/Search this post with:
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) have become #1 area of growth for the company, as their latest
