There’s a new-ish law in Denmark and the rest of EU. GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). It contains requirements for how companies are to protect and process personal data. Among other
I’m lucky to have got involved in a project testing chatbots. It’s an emerging technology, so I’ll do a series of posts on different aspects of testing chatbots. The problem
Chatbots are already here, but in the next couple of years, we’re going to see a lot more of them. Frameworks for them are both affordable and easily adaptable to specific companies. The chatbot can become part of a company’s support or information departments, without having to be built from scratch. But how do you test one?
I’ve gone through several iterations of coming up with test persona names in my latest project. In the beginning I started thinking about names for my amusement. But after some
I see it as my duty to make test documentation. I’m a consultant, the only current tester on my project, and can leave (or be asked to leave) whenever. In
So… until this day, I don’t think I ever thought about what a proxy tool actually is. I remember reading about using proxy tools for watching online television in other countries.. But that’s it. I never worked with proxy tools before, and I honestly have no idea what .
