9 Rules of Software Testing White Paper Takes Aim at Common Testing Missteps

Dec. 13, 2013 - PRLog -- Toronto software solutions firm, Affinity Systems, has released an experience-based white paper entitled, 9 Rules of Software Testing—a practical guide addressing key principles to consider when testing software.

The white paper provides strategic and tactical insight for organizations to consider when testing new software and developing complex applications. The 9 rules include common sense principles for testers, developers and QA teams that are easy to implement during the development and testing process. The study goes beyond fundamentals, pinpointing steps throughout the project lifecycle that are commonly overlooked creating both short and long term implications.

“The reality is that most applications—and certainly large or complex ones—can’t be tested in their entirety, which presents organizations with a real challenge. Applying these rules to your testing processes can help to ensure that your testing efforts result in the best possible outcome, rewarding you with the highest-quality software in the shortest reasonable time,” says Leslie Goldsmith, Managing Director, Affinity Systems.

The 9 Rules of Software Testing will help guide project teams to determine what to test, the most effective method of testing, and how to keep track of the results throughout the project cycle.

The paper can be downloaded from the Affinity Systems company website at: http://www.affsys.com/Company/Resources/Software-Testing-...

About Affinity Systems

Affinity Systems specializes in the design, development, implementation and support of innovative software solutions for companies worldwide. With sophisticated, high-quality solutions, Affinity helps businesses to improve their competitive edge through effective use of the latest technology. As a Microsoft/IBM/Oracle partner, Affinity’s expertise in high performance systems, life cycle quality assurance, business intelligence, and custom application development has gained them recognition as highly-skilled leaders in the field.