by aranza.r | Oct 23, 2026 | Blog, QE Best Practices Blog
Most IT budgets in Mexico approach the QA discussion with the same question: how much should they allocate? Not as a theoretical exercise—but as a real number they need to project, justify the investment to the committee, or scope the vendor search before issuing an...
by aranza.r | Oct 16, 2026 | Blog, Functional Testing Blog
The most recognizable symptom of the problem is known to any agile team: development delivers the build at the end of the sprint, QA begins testing, defects appear that no one anticipated, and the team enters a negotiation mode over what makes it into the release and...
by aranza.r | Oct 9, 2026 | Blog, Functional Testing Blog
By the MTP International Quality Engineering Team · October 2026 When a financial institution or healthcare organization suffers a security breach, the regulator doesn’t ask what protection tool was installed. It asks what vulnerabilities existed in the...
by aranza.r | Sep 25, 2026 | Blog, Blog Code Testing
By the MTP International Quality Engineering Team · September 2026 There’s a category of defects that functional tests don’t detect because they don’t test the code itself; they test what the code produces. A module might generate the correct output...
by aranza.r | Sep 18, 2026 | Blog, Functional Testing Blog
By the MTP International Quality Engineering Team · September 2026 The test report that arrives at the end of the CI/CD cycle has a structural problem: it’s a snapshot of the past. It tells you what failed, not when it started to deteriorate. It doesn’t...
