Software Testing in the Real World provides the reader with a tool-box for effectively improving the software testing process. The book contains many testing techniques and guidance for creating a strategy for continuous, sustainable improvement within the organization - whatever its size or level of process maturity.
Ed Kit addresses the most frequently asked questions about methodologies, tools, technology, and organizational issues being posed in the testing community today. Pragmatic in its approach, the book confronts the problem of the relative immaturity of the software engineering discipline in most organizations with practical guidance on cost and risk, standards, planning, testing tasks, and testing tools.
Test and Quality Assurance Specialists, Development and Project Managers, and Developers will benefit from the practical, proven techniques for improving the specific "best of breed" software testing tools information.

About the Author

Ed Kit is an international software consultant with over 20 years of experience in software engineering. He is currently the president and founder of Software Development Technologies, a corporation providing consulting and educational services dedicated to improving the processes used to create and maintain software. Included among his many clients are Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Europay International, Sun Microsystems, Apple Computers, PeopleSoft Inc., Tektronix Inc., and Tandem Computers. He has delivered consulting and educational services in the United States, Japan, India, Australia and throughout Europe. Graduating with a BSEE and MSEE from Purdue University, Ed has previously worked for Bell Laboratories and Tandem Computers.

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