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January 2009
Cover Story

The Chart That Saved The World (and other assorted fables)
Knowing where a project stands is central to success. The Project Progress Viewer chart might save your world (and your bacon).
By Robert Vanderwall

Feature Articles

Better Code is Reusable Code
Not a fan of leftovers? You might be if you were the cook. Here’s a lesson about building reusable code from a company that specializes in reusable code competition.
By Sean Campion

Going Bananas to Automate Engineering Quality
Function testing’s no monkey business, nor is automating the practice. Even more of a jungle is doing it in the healthcare industry.
By Rex Black, Daniel Derr and Michael Tyszkiewicz

How to Scale Mt. Automation
As with any great and arduous journey, selecting the right tools can mean the difference between life and death of a project.
By Lawrence Nuanez

Columns

Best Practices
Size matters in unit testing.
By Joel Shore

Future Test
How appliances can eliminate the "what-if" from testing.
By Gregory Shortell

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