Month: June 2011

[jwplayer mediaid=”1281″] After the QA cycle there remains one stage that is vital to the test management process. That is a retrospective look at the testing process. Essentially, a retrospective is a post mortem, highlighting the positives and negatives of the testing. This may be useful to forthcoming releases and new projects. The post of this five-part series shows how to perform a retrospective – applying the data collected by Software Planner combined with contributions from your team – and a way you can record this information in a reference document. The first stage of the post mortem is to analyse the task variances. This is the difference between how long a task is estimated to take and long it...