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Many organisations are frightened of changing alignment to traditional Test Management frameworks such as ISEB and ISTQB; but is that because there are no new innovations in Test Management techniques and frameworks, or is it because the widely recognised frameworks are seen as best practice rather than practical.

Complete information on ISTQB Certification is being provided in the form of easily understandable 12 Nos. Questions & Answers.

Q. 1: What is ISTQB?

ISTQB stands for “International Software Testing Qualifications Board”. It is Belgium based International body legally established in the year 2002.

Software testing professionals from all over the world joined hands in formulating standardized contents for further education in the field of Software Testing. It is a multiple-choice exam & is an education program offered in 38 countries

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Two questions come to the mind of every person in the domain of Software Testing & Quality Assurance, & desirous of pursuing ISTQB Certification.

Q. 1: Where can I quickly get the desired information about ISTQB certification?

Well !!!! The answer to this question lies here.

1) The first place is certainly the official websites related to ISTQB certifications like:

ISTQB Website: http://www.istqb.org/
ITB (Indian Testing Board) Website: http://208.116.30.129/index.htm

2) Read the article “ Twelve Top Questions about ISTQB Certifications” & gear up

Every automated tool is software in its own right and may have hardware or software dependencies. A tool should be documented and tested itself regardless of whether it is purchased as-is, adapted or created in house. Some tools are more integrated with the environment, and other tools work better as stand-alone tools.

What is meant by tested, documented?

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