I was looking at my personal wiki right now, and noticed that the ‘submitted’ category seemed far too large. It was; a number of my submitted articles are now published. […]

This year, the Conference for the Association for Software Testing is doing something a little different — creating an Emerging Topics Track that is crowd-sourced. That’s right — anyone attending […]

As of last week, I’ve started a general IT blog for the folks at ITKnowledgeExchange. I’ll be writing about the cutting edge of IT applications — Web Services, Software As […]

This month’s ASQ Influential Voices Post is from the ASQ World Conference on Quality and Improvement. Specifically, it’s an interview with Bennie Fowler, Ford Motor Companies Second-ranked executive for quality. […]

On the TV Show “Phineas and Ferb“, the menu for Slushy Dog has not changed since the story opened in 1929. When asked about it, Jeremy replies: “I know. It’s […]

Last week, Alex Knapp, a general technology blogger for Forbes.com, ran a short article on model-based testing. I took a fair bit of issue with the article, and called him […]

There’s been a lot of discussion lately about the Schools Concept for Software Testing, generally based on Brett Pettichord’s 2003 presentation at the Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference. Cem Kaner […]

The folks at TechWell have just published my new article “Software Testing Enters the Cloud: Opportunities and Challenges.” It’s my first article with TechWell — I’m not even sure if […]

(With apologies to Robert A. Heinlein) Strictly speaking, predicting the future isn’t just hard — it is impossible. Yet predicting the future is something testers are called on to every […]

For the past several years, whenever I work with something and things go … odd … I remember it. Often I will go to a peer I respect and tell […]