The SPaMCAST 855 features my conversation with Khurram Mir. We talked about testing, quality assurance, control, and frameworks. We discussed whether we would still discuss the link between continual schedule pressure and reduced quality in 19 years. What is your opinion? Let’s face it: Effective testing is essential for the effective delivery of value.
Bio
Steering Kualitatem as Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer, Khurram focuses on nurturing client relationships through transparency and a commitment to quality. The team’s dedication to customer satisfaction and growth has been unwavering for over 15 years. With a distinct proficiency in new business development and software applications, they have successfully positioned Kualitatem as a leader in quality assurance.
Founding Kualitee highlighted Khurram’s journey in product management, channeling his competencies into creating a tool that simplifies and enhances the testing process for teams. The platform reflects their mission to make quality management both efficient and enjoyable.
Contact Data:
LinkedIN: linkedin.com/in/khurrammir
Web: kualitatem.com (Company)
Web: open.spotify.com/artist/3oAa7KyxfCYi24Uyo1wTwv?si=VTCbZuj4SpugKn-VX9nHlA (Personal)
Email: khurram@kualitatem.com
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Re-read Saturday News
In our re-read of Development as Freedom this week, we tackle Chapter 7, Famines and Other Crises. This chapter examines the impact of freedoms and leadership through the lens of famines and other crises. This chapter also builds upon Chapter 6’s discussion of democracy. Human agency can cause and sustain famines and other crises at all levels of society.
Previous installments of Development as Freedom by Amartya Sen:
Week 1: Context and Logistics
Week 2: Introduction and Preface
Week 3: The Perspective of Freedom
Week 4: The Ends and the Means of Development
Week 5: Freedom and the Foundations of Justice
Week 6: Poverty as Capability Deprivation
Week 7: Markets, State, and Social Opportunity
Week 8: Social Choice and Individual Behavior
Week 9: Famines and Other Crises
Next SPaMCAST
The SPaMCAST 856 will feature an essay on delivery in an unstable environment and why it is like playing billiards on a boat. The outcome is unpredictable.
We will also have a visit from Jon M Quigley! Mr Quigley will bring his Alpha and Omega of Product Development column.
