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Who is the killer of failed Information Technologies (IT) projects? Is the first suspect that comes to your mind a software developer? If you think this way, we say you are wrong. As Keytorc, we will help you look at the above question from a broader perspective with this book, in the light of the experience we have gained in the consultancy and outsourcing projects we have carried out at home and abroad for more than 10 years. In this way, coding and the software developers who develop the code are not the only source of success or failure in IT projects; You will also see that a lot of work falls on software testing, business analysis and usability.
After the first two editions sold out in a short time, the book published its updated 3rd edition; It constitutes a unique resource for the test engineer, business analyst and usability expert, as well as anyone who wants to be successful in IT projects or who wants to increase their knowledge in similar areas. The book is also a helpful resource for the ISTQB® and CBAP® exams.
Topics in the Book
- What Does Software Testing Have To Do With The Olympics?
- Do Business Analysts Design Screens?
- We Have Done User Acceptance Testing, So Do We Need Usability Testing?
- Do You Know Who the Superman, Spiderman and Ironman in your Company are?
- Is Test Automation the Magic Wand?
- Are Graphic Designers and Usability Experts the Same People?
- What is the Relationship between Outsourcing and the Military Service?
- What is the common denominator between kinship relationships and software testing?
- Do We Have to Put All the Functionality on Our Website in Our Mobile Application?
- What is the Difference Between Usability and User Experience?
- What is the Role of Business Analysts in Project Management?
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
