Review: From Testing to Transparency

I like this article although this message seems to never get old. I like this author's point that could help businesses with socially-conscious cultures. #transparency

"A better first step could be providing more transparency to consumers, with publicized details on testing standards and processes for various new tech products. In other words, how was this product tested, and how many iterations did it go through? What were the results? This way, if consumers choose to buy a poorly tested product, they at least know the risks going in—and companies that do spend the extra money and take the extra time for more thorough testing get rewarded with higher customer appeal, even if they’re late to market."

https://thenextweb.com/podium/2019/07/30/better-testing-could-solve-most-tech-problems-so-why-arent-companies-doing-it/

Review: Linux Foundaton launches ELISA

"ELISA’s responsibilities will chiefly involve developing reference documentation and use cases, educating the open source community on safety engineering best practices, and enabling “continuous feedback” to improve processes and automate quality assurance testing. Additionally, the organization will help members monitor hazards and critical system components and lay the groundwork for a set of policies members’ response teams can follow in the event something goes wrong." - VentureBeat

This is another great article on another great technology. Thanks, Linux Foundation!

Oh, and not the Elisa music player.