There have been a number of questions raised in the UK and abroad about the relationship between TMMi and the new ISO 29119 standard. To clarify the situation, the TMMi Foundation has been very active in addressing the questions by pulling together a group of 25 volunteers who conducted an in-depth review of the differences […]
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Time for improvement: 10 questions CIOs must ask their test manager
Here’s the questions CIOs must ask their test manager to make sure they know how the testing process is working and how it could be improved.
Raising the game – why software quality is a CIO issue
While software quality should be one the most important concerns in software development – alongside costs, schedules and features – it is often pushed to the sidelines.
Prevention is better than cure: How to kill late-breaking bugs
When you’re just a week away from your software release date, there’s nothing worse than late-breaking bugs. Here’s 7 tips to help you kill them before they kill your software development.
Experimentus’s assessment method gets TMMi accreditation
We are delighted to confirm that our TMMi assessment method has been re-accredited by the TMMi Foundation. This is the third version of our method, which was one of the first to get TMMi accreditation back in September 2008. The latest version includes the updates introduced to the framework and approach by the TMMi Foundation. This […]
