Why Agile Testing
The business case for agile testing practices: faster feedback, higher quality, reduced stabilization costs, and the shift from testing-as-gatekeeper to testing-as-embedded-quality.
The business case for agile testing practices: faster feedback, higher quality, reduced stabilization costs, and the shift from testing-as-gatekeeper to testing-as-embedded-quality.
How flow-based approaches reduce testing bottlenecks and stabilization costs — using WIP limits, "done is done" standards, and systematic bottleneck elevation to deliver release-quality software predictably.
An article (in Hebrew) on the tester journey from waterfall land to Agile/Kanban — how quality thinking shifts when you stop treating testing as a phase.
Kanban classes of service solve the coordination problem between generalist and specialist roles. How to use them to manage shared dependencies without creating bottlenecks.
Dev:Test ratio is a proxy for team balance, not a target to optimize. How Kanban helps you find the right balance by making bottlenecks visible instead of guessing at headcount ratios.