Job profile of a tester
Testing is a team affair, not a lone wolf discipline. Which skills are really in demand today and how to plan your career path in testing.
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Best practices for (architecture) documentation
Architecture documentation quickly becomes outdated because the tools slow it down. Documentation as Code and Continuous Documentation solve exactly that.
Secure by Design
Security is often the last item on the agenda - and that is precisely the problem. What defense in depth, threat modeling and secure defaults really mean.
Software testing survey 2024
The Software Testing Survey has been running every few years since 2011, now for the fourth time. What has really changed in testing since then.
Test technique for ZDF
90% of failed tests are real bugs, not automation errors. Why no project can do without manual testing.
Quality Coaching
Quality coaching differs from traditional consulting: solutions are created in the team, not in front of it. Which methods make this possible.
Security analyses
Why security in the development team hardly gets through despite a high level of awareness, and which approach really works in practice.
How AI can support accessibility
Accessibility tests today end up in a jumble of Word, Excel and browser tabs. How an integrated test environment can change this and how AI can help.
Systemic methods for collaboration
Why do well-intentioned impulses in a team so often fizzle out? Systemic consulting explains how connectivity determines impact.
AI testing - a checklist
Testing AI sounds complex but often boils down to one question: deterministic or not? What that means for your whole test strategy now.
What you should know about change even in post-agile times
Agile transformation with a hangover? Four change models show why change fails and how small steps achieve more than major upheavals.
AI, test automation and skills
AI testing, test data, accessibility: which trends testers should really have on their radar and why the right tool often doesn't solve the actual problem.
Software engineering in the year 2034
AI doesn't make developers more productive, it makes them faster at creating legacy code. What this means for quality and jobs until 2034.
Accessibility - preparing for 2025
From July 2025, penalties of up to 100,000 euros apply for missing accessibility. What that means for design, development and for testing.
Practical tester training with AI
Software testing often shows a gap between theory and daily practice in projects. AI-supported certification aims to close exactly that.
Sustainability in IT? Yes, please!
A 97 percent reduction in image file size through just three adjustments. How performance thinking makes sustainable software practical.
Acceptance test-driven LLM development
LLMs testing like a pro: Acceptance Test Driven Development meets fine-tuning - creating a measurable quality process for AI systems.
ISTQB in practice at Bucher and Suter
Without a test structure, without a budget, without ready-made tools: How one team built real quality assurance step by step.