TPI Next - Business Driven Test Process Improvement

Sogeti

ISBN 10: 9072194977 / ISBN 13: 9789072194978

Published by UTN Publishers, 2009

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: TPI Next - Business Driven Test Process Improvement
• Publisher: UTN Publishers
• Publication Date: 2009
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 9072194977
• ISBN 13: 9789072194978
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Very good

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Synopsis

Over the past ten years, TPI has proved to be the leading methodology to assess the maturity of an organization s or project s test process. This is a success we, at Sogeti, are very proud of. But this success by no means implies that we are done and can rest on our laurels. Sogeti s answer to this need now lies in front of you: TPI NEXT, the Business Driven Test Process Improvement model (BDTPI)! The strengths of the original model (Key areas, Maturity levels, Checkpoints, Improvement suggestions and Stepwise improvement) have been kept and have been made even stronger. The improvements that make the new model truly business-driven are the Clusters and the Enablers. Since business drivers change over time and from entity to entity, this model is flexible and adaptable, and works in synch with Sogeti s other worldleading test methodology, TMap NEXT. But the Business Driven TPI model is independent so no matter what test method is used, this approach can be applied under any circumstance. If you have not started improving your testing process, now it is the time to begin, and, with the TPI NEXT book at hand, it is now even easier to do so and to convince all of your stakeholders of its business value. But also, if you are already on the way to improving your testing process, a close look at Business Driven TPI will help you focus even more on the goal of improving your testing process, namely bringing business value to your organization!

About the Author

The team of authors that, using the experience and ideas of numerous people, created this business-driven approach to Test Process Improvement: Gerrit de Vries, Ben Visser, Loek Wilhelmus, Alexander van Ewijk, Marcel van Oosterwijk and Bert Linker.