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Welcome!

This site is intended to present Quality Assurance information and practices to KFS Implementation Project members and anyone else who has an interest.

If this is your first time visiting the site, you may want to check out the consulting process section, the module testing section or the risk based testing to get acquainted with the content.

Please look around, if you have any questions feel free to send me an email Tony Lombardo.

(thumbs up) KFS Quality Assurance Team

Role

Brief Responsibility Description

Tony Lombardo - KFS Quality Assurance Lead

Responsible for management of all Quality Assurance functions include planning, strategy, testing execution and tools.

Susan Wakshlag - KFS Testing Coordinator

Primary point of communication for testers.

Ron Woodard - KFS Test Automation Specialist

Support for customers and QA Team, automation test-tool introduction.

Shelli Cross - KFS Test Automation Specialist

Support for customers and QA Team, automation test-tool introduction.

Andy Szeto - CIT Testing Specialist

Support for customers and QA Team, performance test-tool introduction.

Each stakeholder has test objectives and expectations which they want done effectively, efficiently, and elegantly
  • We need to work with stakeholders to articulate and define these objectives and expectations
    • Effectiveness: satisfying objectives and expectations.
    • Efficiency: maximizes value delivered for resources invested.
    • Elegance: achieving effectiveness and efficiency in a graceful, well-executed fashion.
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Quality begins in the Team - not the application!
  • Follow others lead (Let's not reinvent the wheel)
  • Apply previous experience
  • Lay the foundation
    • Keep it simple initially, add complexity where it is needed
    • Identify Roles and Responsibilities
    • Common tools and repositories
    • Identify and document processes
    • Start with targeted manual testing, prioritize automation
  • Identify risks, determine the execution order of the test cases
  • Communications
QA - Seven Step Process Plan
  1. Initiation - what are your goals?
  2. Planning - asking the right questions.
  3. Discovery - build a case.
  4. Development - construction phase.
  5. Execution - running test case(s).
  6. Analysis - did we meet our goals?
  7. Closeout
KFS QA Tools
  • JIRA for Manual Test Management
  • JIRA for Defect Tracking
  • CaptureFox Firefox add-on for recoding AVI files of scenarios.
  • Cornell DropBox for sending AVI files.
  • TestExplorer for converting AVI files into test cases.
  • iMacros Firefox add-on for "light" automation, validation and testing.
  • IBM Rational Performance Tester (Load Testing)
  • HP Quality Center (Business Process Testing)

News and Announcements

(red star) News

  • 01/30/2011_February is going to be a key month as we prepare for March Madness - the KFS Final QA period begins in March! Stay tuned!

(red star) Announcements

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Quality Assurance

Testing

(green star) Test Environments

NOTE: Test Servers are periodically down - Maintenance Schedule

  • KFS-TEST - This is the primary environment for QA testing. Access to this environment is permit restricted. You must be authorized to gain access.
  • KFS Environments Management

Status Reporting

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