Appliance performance is performed for various reasons. There are laws that govern domestic appliances and their performance. Appliance testing is done to confirm adherence to these laws. Along similar lines are ratings tests. These are pseudo legal requirements in that the adherence to standards is strict but the objective is to use the rating to [...]

A little introduction to Erlang. Erlang is a language that was designed around concurrency as a core feature. It is a functional language and supports threading as a first class primitive. This is one of the features that set it apart from most other languages, primarily C/C++ and Java. These languages rely on libraries to [...]

Sipping a cup of hot coffee and re looking at the good old days, Science and Technology has indeed changed and evolved for good. There were many new innovations and the new decade started.  Our new generation is living in an era of virtual information explosion. There is unimaginable amount of content that is available [...]

Production scheduling has traditionally been considered as a manual and iterative exercise by shop floor planners who are required to continuously balance the material and capacity constraints.  This has often led to poor manufacturing performance, excess inventory buildup, un-planned downtimes and eventually resulted in shop floor nervousness. With the ever evolving supply chain strategies and [...]

There are specific testing-related measures against which a tester can be evaluated. For example, all testers must be detail oriented and possess analytical skills, independent of whether they are technical testers, subject-matter experts, security testers, performance tester or usability testers. A software tester should requires at least complete knowledge of software testing  tools, logical and [...]