Author Archives: Steve Hartline

I’m a PC, and Windows 7 Install Was Not My Idea

Posted in Technology on January 22, 2010

Yesterday’s post about Seesmic Look brought up an interesting point: Seesmic Look is a Twitter application optimized for Windows 7 that will work on other Windows versions, but was designed to make use of Windows 7. But most people don’t … Continue reading →

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Jan 22 2010

Quality Assurance: Planning and Documenting the Testing Phase: Test Plan

Posted in Strategy on September 23, 2009

In our previous blog post we reviewed the history of Quality Assurance and Marketnet’s top-level approach to QA. In it we expressed our QA Mission Statement and defined the Marketnet Quality Assurance System (QAS). Combined, these served as an Introduction … Continue reading →

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Sep 23 2009

Quality Assurance: Where It Began and What It Means to MarketNet

Posted in Development, Strategy on July 9, 2009

This blog is going to address two topics in terms of Quality Assurance (QA) at Marketnet. The first topic will focus on defining Quality Assurance. Secondly, as part of that definition, I’d like to delve into the first of four … Continue reading →

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Jul 09 2009

Defect Tracking Tools: So Much More than Reporting Bugs

Posted in Development, Strategy on February 12, 2009

How effective is your Quality Assurance department’s defect management tool? Sure, it can log and route bugs. But can it do more? Is it doing more? These are questions that should both be answered Yes! If not, that’s ok too. … Continue reading →

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Feb 12 2009

What Is Your Delivery Strategy for Mobile Devices?

Posted in Strategy, Technology on November 21, 2008

The beginning of a multi-part observation and analysis on emerging trends in Mobile Devices presented by MarketNet . . . Some 40 plus years since its origin, Moore’s Law is alive and well. For those of you not familiar with … Continue reading →

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Nov 21 2008