September 27, 2012
A healthy test management system requires maintenance. When I say healthy I mean a system that gives you accurate reports, doesn’t add a significant overhead to the testers work load and accurately mirrors your real world process. Rarely does a company implement a test management tool then leave it untouched for years. You’re aiming to improve over time and get more out of your tool as your experience grows. You should be looking to make continuous improvements to the process and tool over time. First it’s best to take a step back and look at what it is you want to achieve. Consider your goals. Why are you using a test management system? “To track the tests we’re running” is...
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