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How We Test Software at Microsoft View Larger Image | Alan Page, Ken Johnston
Microsoft Press, Estimated Publication Date December 2008, ISBN 0735624259 | List Price: $39.99
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Discover how Microsoft implements and manages the software-testing process
company-wide-with guidance and insights direct from its test managers. Organizing
any testing program-the people, processes, and tools-can be challenging and
resource intensive. Even when the necessary tradeoffs are made, no development
team can test every scenario. This book explains how a worldwide leader in software,
services, and solutions-staffed with 8,000 testers-implements and manages its
testing process effectively company-wide. Whether you're a tester or test manager,
you'll gain expert insights on effective testing techniques and methodologies-including
pros and cons of various approaches. To add interesting context, the book also
shares such facts as the number of test machines at Microsoft, how the company
uses automated test cases, and bug statistics. It answers key testing questions,
such as who tests what, when, and with what tools. And it describes how test
teams are organized, when and how testing gets automated, testing tools, and
feedback-with illuminating insights for software-development organizations of
all kinds.
About the Authors
Alan Page has been a software tester for more than 14 years, including more
than 12 years at Microsoft Corporation. Currently Director of Test Excellence
at Microsoft, Alan works with product teams across the company to identify and
promote best practices in software testing.
Ken Johnston is Group Manager for testing in the Microsoft Office business
group.
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