Standards Versus Agility: Working Toward Success in Software Testing

Posted July 31, 2002 | Technology |

Delivering software to specification and free of major defects has, I dare say, been a dicey endeavor for nearly as long as there has been software to deliver.

About The Author

Peter Schuh

Peter Schuh is a team leader at ThoughtWorks, Inc., a company specializing in the development and integration of high-risk, mission-critical business systems. He has written and spoken about XP, the adoption of agile processes, agile development's impacts upon database administration, and the ObjectMother pattern. With a bachelor's degree in English literature and a master's in international relations, he is an unapologetic interloper in the… Read More

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Standards Versus Agility: Working Toward Success in Software Testing

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