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What User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Is and Is Not
It's time to dive into the mysteries of user acceptance testing (UAT). In this short post, we'll talk about what…
DevOps Metrics that Actually Matter
Recently, I have been working with several teams to help them with metrics. It seems that metrics are one of…
How to Follow a Standardized Approach to Automotive Cybersecurity Engineering
Connected cars are changing the driving experience today. But how to manage all concerns with the cybersecurity risks? Moreover, you…
Do You Need NetOps Engineers in Your Company?
NetOps is short for network operations. Like DevOps and SecOps, it is a separate process involved in application software development.…
4 Common Pitfalls of DevSecOps and How to Overcome Them
Today we'll cover some of the most common pitfalls in DevSecOps. By recognizing these issues and moving quickly to avoid…
But How Do I Know They’re not Sandbagging….
Trusting your team presents opportunities for real improvement Introduction Whether you are doing Scrum, SAFe, LeSS, Scrum @ Scale or…
Static Analysis With SonarQube
SonarQube is a platform for analyzing software for bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells. In addition to performing a variety of…
Running SonarQube With Docker Compose
It’s impossible to overstate the importance of code quality to your project’s success. You can spend enormous amounts of time…
Introduction to Test Management With Xray for Jira
Jira wasn't originally designed for test management. However, in 2013, Xray debuted as a Jira add-on. Xray is currently one…
Scaling Agile Practices to the Enterprise
Applying an Agile framework to multiple teams at once, and in coordination, is often referred to as “Scaling Agile”. This…
Big Rocks in Your Product Agility Journey
You may have heard the term ‘Project to Product’ buzzing around lately. But what does this concept really mean, and…
Agile vs DevOps – Same, Different, or Something Else?
If you have worked in any technology field over the past decade, there’s a good chance that the terms “Agile”…