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A QE unit interview with Lalitkumar Bhamare on aligning actors for a Quality Conscious Software Delivery https://qeunit.com
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Delivery software at the high standard is hard. Companies have to both accelerate their rate and quality of software delivery to remain competitive and develop valuable digital offerings.
Quality Engineering is the paradigm to enable companies to respond to these challenges, constraining the overall system to Quality requirements. In this interview, we step back for the big picture of software quality and testing.
From his industry experience, Lalitkumar shares a SWOT on Software Quality and a methodology he has built over the years to deliver faster and with quality, “Quality-Conscious Software Delivery” (QCSD).
#qualityengineering #qe #quality #qa #testing
00:15 Podcast introduction with Lalitkumar Bhamare
02:00 The main typology of problems face with Quality
05:00 The strengths and weaknesses of Software Quality and Testing
09:00 The opportunities to implement Quality Consciousness
10:24 The threats for the evolution of Quality in organizations
12:40 The valuable practices for Quality
15:00 The Key Takeaway
16:00 Feedback on the Quality Engineering Definition
19:00 Concluding points and references
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About Lalitkumar Bhamare
Lalit spent 3 years with Barclays Investment Bank as Sr. Test Analyst and led their L&D CoP (for testing), primarily responsible for rolling out the latest testing practices in Barclays, as part of Innov8 (an organization-wide program).
Under the TCS-Cisco relationship, he has also worked as founder and director of Technology Excellence Group for Testers. He has worked as a consultant on demand for various project teams across Barclays group, especially to implement CDT in testing projects, along with other things.
Lalit thinks that his connection with the global testing community & his volunteer experiences help him contribute back to the organizations he works for. That has helped him to contribute to building an intellectual testing culture at his workplace.
He is a skilled Tester, Test Manager, Trainer, Coach and Consultant on demand, all packed in one profile. His creative talent (which reflects his activities) is an additional skill that helps him effectively communicate ideas.
You can follow him on twitter @Lalitbhamare and Linkedin.
References
Daniel Terhorst-North, We need to talk about Testing, https://dannorth.net/2021/07/26/we-need-to-talk-about-testing/
Quality Conscious Software Delivery (QCSD), https://www.talesoftesting.com/qcsd.html. Tales of Testing.
Tea time with Testers https://www.teatimewithtesters.com/
State of Testing Report 2021, https://www.infoq.com/articles/2021-state-testing-report/. InfoQ.
The Association for Software Testing https://associationforsoftwaretesting.org
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By QE UnitA QE unit interview with Lalitkumar Bhamare on aligning actors for a Quality Conscious Software Delivery https://qeunit.com
Subscribe to don’t miss any new Quality Engineering content 🔔
Delivery software at the high standard is hard. Companies have to both accelerate their rate and quality of software delivery to remain competitive and develop valuable digital offerings.
Quality Engineering is the paradigm to enable companies to respond to these challenges, constraining the overall system to Quality requirements. In this interview, we step back for the big picture of software quality and testing.
From his industry experience, Lalitkumar shares a SWOT on Software Quality and a methodology he has built over the years to deliver faster and with quality, “Quality-Conscious Software Delivery” (QCSD).
#qualityengineering #qe #quality #qa #testing
00:15 Podcast introduction with Lalitkumar Bhamare
02:00 The main typology of problems face with Quality
05:00 The strengths and weaknesses of Software Quality and Testing
09:00 The opportunities to implement Quality Consciousness
10:24 The threats for the evolution of Quality in organizations
12:40 The valuable practices for Quality
15:00 The Key Takeaway
16:00 Feedback on the Quality Engineering Definition
19:00 Concluding points and references
Join the QE Unit to access exclusive and regular content from the community.
About Lalitkumar Bhamare
Lalit spent 3 years with Barclays Investment Bank as Sr. Test Analyst and led their L&D CoP (for testing), primarily responsible for rolling out the latest testing practices in Barclays, as part of Innov8 (an organization-wide program).
Under the TCS-Cisco relationship, he has also worked as founder and director of Technology Excellence Group for Testers. He has worked as a consultant on demand for various project teams across Barclays group, especially to implement CDT in testing projects, along with other things.
Lalit thinks that his connection with the global testing community & his volunteer experiences help him contribute back to the organizations he works for. That has helped him to contribute to building an intellectual testing culture at his workplace.
He is a skilled Tester, Test Manager, Trainer, Coach and Consultant on demand, all packed in one profile. His creative talent (which reflects his activities) is an additional skill that helps him effectively communicate ideas.
You can follow him on twitter @Lalitbhamare and Linkedin.
References
Daniel Terhorst-North, We need to talk about Testing, https://dannorth.net/2021/07/26/we-need-to-talk-about-testing/
Quality Conscious Software Delivery (QCSD), https://www.talesoftesting.com/qcsd.html. Tales of Testing.
Tea time with Testers https://www.teatimewithtesters.com/
State of Testing Report 2021, https://www.infoq.com/articles/2021-state-testing-report/. InfoQ.
The Association for Software Testing https://associationforsoftwaretesting.org