InfoBusiness 2.0

It’s extremely important to test your software more than once. By more than 1 person. By more than 3 people, if at all possible.

Even an experienced QA professional can get “accustomed” to the way the software is working and miss quite a few serious bugs.

For example, before releasing our software even as a public beta, after testing it, I usually install it on my computer and play with it for a while. Sometimes I find misspellings, sometimes cosmetic problems, but sometimes - some strange behavior that our QA Department missed.

This Friday after our weekly meeting I was looking through our new software still in pre-beta. We have a great number of useful utilities for Microsoft Outlook (11 as of this Friday) that will be released to the public very soon.

All of them looked good. All of them worked as supposed to. But… When I installed all of them at the same time to try them out - 2 out of 11 started giving me strange error messages.

Which means - back to the testing lab… Our QA tested them one by one, but not altogether.

(If you think of it, there were at least 3 people looking at them before me: a Product Manager, a Developer and a QA/Tester. And all 3 of them missed it.)

Test it. Then test some more. Then give it to your younger brother with a 5 bucks “prize” to find as many bugs in it as he can in 1 hour

We’ve just released 2 new versions of useful tools for managing RSS feeds:

RSS Mixer & Email2RSS.

RSS Mixer can take a few different feeds and mix it into one (what a concept :), creating a unique newsfeed, so your readers (and search engines) will be very happy.

Email2RSS solves email delivery problem: according to recent statistics over 55% of all email gets undelivered - marked as SPAM or filtered out by your reader’s email filters.

Email2RSS solves this problem. It monitors one or several inboxes, downloads messages from them, filters them out according to a preset set of rules and converts incoming email to RSS feeds, so your readers could view them in their RSS reader (as a second communication media).

Websites:
http://www.advancedrssmixer.com/
http://www.advancedemail2rss.com/

Group Mail Manager is easy and affordable web-based email response, tracking and management software, that allows you to manage, process, and track messages sent to generic email inboxes such as sales@, support@, and info@; instantly access the entire email history of any customer and use standard response templates.

Group Mail Manager can work with Sales and Marketing Departments, Customer Service and Support Departments and any other department, that uses generic email inboxes.

Group Mail Manager main features:

• Manages, processes, and tracks messages sent to generic email inboxes such as sales@, support@, and info@;
• Allows instant access for the entire email history of any customer;
• Completely web based;
• Allows private email accounts use as well as group email accounts;
• Utilizes standard email response templates;
• and more…

Visit Group Mail Manager website…