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Friday, 18 May 2007

In the beginning...

Why a blog? Well, all testers that matters seems to have one so I better join the crowd. Will be blogging mainly about software testing.

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I have worked with test and development since 1994 in various domains and specializing in the financial sector during the last 13 years. Likes to develop tools tailored made for the context, enhancing testability.

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