Room
Room F3 - Track 3: Talks
Audience
Testers, Managers, Product Owners
Key-Learnings
- How to implement Quality Views
- How quality views help teams and management have the same understanding of quality
- What is the long-term value of using this framework
Quality is complex. Quality is subjective. Even if we all talk about the same system and have the same professional background, our assessment of a system’s quality might wildly differ. So, when I got the request to detect the quality gaps among multiple teams, I knew I needed a uniform way to scan and assess in order to provide this information.
This is when I discovered Colin Breck’s Quality Views. What initially was meant to only help me detect the next focus area as a test engineer, turned out to be a powerful tool that helped the teams and our management to create a common understanding of our systems and their quality. Quality Views help us balance the effort put in delivering new functionality to customers with the effort needed to improve & maintain the quality of our systems.
I hope that by sharing my experience with Quality Views:
- you’ll see the potential of applying this tool in your organisation,
- enable your organisation to move faster by improving your quality
- and establish a uniform way of assessing quality of any type of systems you own (customer facing or not).