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Last week the stock exchange halted trading on 243 instruments after a server software problem affected its TradElect and Infolect platforms.

This week IBM step up to the podium in our Software Testing Hall of Shame. Computerworld UK yesterday reported that London’s congestion charging payments system crashed after IBM took over the contract.

Co-operative bank ‘losing customers’ through system problems, FAA Computer Glitch Delays US Flights and the latest on The Large Hadron Collider

Last week the stock exchange halted trading on 243 instruments after a server software problem affected its TradElect and Infolect platforms.

This week IBM step up to the podium in our Software Testing Hall of Shame. Computerworld UK yesterday reported that London’s congestion charging payments system crashed after IBM took over the contract.

Just to get into the spirit of Halloween next week, take a look at our new whitepaper, “The Seven Deadly Sins of Software Test Automation,” (cue evil laugh). We do enjoy being original and I am sure you will have a little chuckle to yourselves with this one! In...

The UK Ministry of Defense is taking flack for eight Chinook helicopters that have reportedly been grounded since they were purchased due to a software glitch. Sky News reports that the Ministry allegedly tried to save money by writing their own software for the aircraft.

Just a quick note for anyone who has not visited us before, welcome to our new corporate website! Not only does the new website have better design and functionality, we have also added a new area called QualityMatters.tv...

Linked-In is fast becoming one of the best platforms to pick up industry related news and network with other professionals. There are literally thousands of Linked-In groups, so much so, that finding the most relevant, biggest, best or most active groups can be a bit of a challenge!

The UK Ministry of Defense is taking flack for eight Chinook helicopters that have reportedly been grounded since they were purchased due to a software glitch. Sky News reports that the Ministry allegedly tried to save money by writing their own software for the aircraft.

Came across this great forum post today in the Software Testing Club - http://www.softwaretestingclub.com/forum/topics/did-you-break-your-toysabout how when the writer was a young boy he would take apart his toys to see how they worked...