Category Archives: Test Management

Let VersionOne Links Support the Weight of Understanding in Agile Software Development

Posted on March 19, 2012 by mdepaoli

In VersionOne every asset has a set of relationships that can be set up between assets using the VersionOne Links feature – for instance, when you need to link a story to its tasks and acceptance tests within your agile software development project. Continue reading →

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Using Templates to Help with Sprint Planning

Posted on March 12, 2012 by Luanne Curran

Templates aren’t just for Product Owners. Teams can also copy tasks and tests from templates during sprint planning to cut down on missing tasks and manual entry. It’s sort of a checklist to make sure you’ve addressed the key work necessary, but can still add unique tasks when appropriate. Continue reading →

Posted in Collaboration, Developer, General, Inside VersionOne, Product Owner, Product Tips & Tricks, Project Manager, QA Tester, ScrumMaster, Sprint Planning & Tracking, Test Management, Uncategorized | 2 Comments

5 Handy Uses for Issues in VersionOne

Posted on March 5, 2012 by Matt Badgley

VersionOne provides teams a central place to track issues at a Project and Team level. This allows teams, no matter how distributed, to collaborate closely on those things that are keeping the project from moving forward. This blog is all about five clever and handy ways that any team could use issues. Continue reading →

Posted in Collaboration, Developer, Product & Release Planning, Product Owner, Product Tips & Tricks, Program Management, Program Manager, Project Manager, QA Tester, Reporting & Analytics, ScrumMaster, Sprint Planning & Tracking, Test Management | 1 Comment

How Can I Use VersionOne for Non-functional Requirements and/or Technical Design Constraints?

Posted on September 14, 2011 by Matt Badgley

The first thing people need to do regarding non-functional requirements and or technical design constraints (or guidance) is to admit that they have them. We all have them, it’s OK and the one thing I’ve learned over time is that there’s … Continue reading →

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Regress (ion Tests)

Posted on May 13, 2011 by JoEllen Carter

No, I’m not going to start singing the Sesame Street jingle, “One of these things is not like the other…One of these things just doesn’t belong”. When ‘Regress’ refers to regression tests in VersionOne, then surprisingly, the terms all represent … Continue reading →

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Some nuggets about testing in VersionOne

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Victor Hernandez

Hopefully I will be able to provide a bit of insight into using VersionOne to plan some of your QA and testing activities.  My background is in QA (engineer, lead, manager) and Agile culture (ScrumMaster, project manager). VersionOne is an … Continue reading →

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