NewsLetter December 2016
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Delivery Assurance
Delivery assurance, has been defined as a methodology employed in projects to monitor the project process to provide a clear indication of the status of that project at any given time. Taking that in the technical direction, and with release assurance being the core focus, our Technical Delivery Assurance service helps create an early warning[…]
Crystal Gazing – A Look At Trends In Software Testing (2017)
Given the Indian penchant for ‘Chai’, let’s do a bit of tasseomancy and gaze into those tea leaves for a bit of an understanding of where we at Last Mile believe that the testing industry will be trending towards. Let’s get some of the obvious out of the way first. From a process perspective, speed[…]
(Inter)Connected Connundrums
Today, you can’t open a newspaper (leave alone a technical journal) without reading something about how the future will be ‘connected’ – one only needs to think of something before it is done. I am not very sure that that is such an unalloyed blessing as the articles make it out to be. Don’t get[…]
QA Organization Transformation
Last Mile has been engaged with an end to end IoT services provider, providing a roadmap and putting in place the building blocks for an effective QA organization. We have been engaged with them, helping align their testing of the Server release, and later putting in place an end to end test mechanism which cuts[…]
Giving Back To Society
As a part of our regular community work activities, we organised a day of painting the walls of a childrens’ home at Shivaji Nagar run by the Sparsha Trust. And the painting was done, not by hired painters, but by the residents of the home, and all of us at Last Mile It was amazing[…]
Newsletter – August 2016
News Letter 2016
Waiting For The Last Moment
There is a fridge magnet that says “If it wasn’t for the Last Moment, nothing would get done!”. Nothing could be truer in a lot of situations we find ourselves in – except it shouldn’t be true in critical business releases! There have been a fair number of instances, when very close to release day,[…]