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This presentation shows the process/method for using RQM to manage test activities AND to get all the reports to show the data put into RQM. A frequent problem is not organizing the activities for RQM in a way that leverages the report. Follow this process. You will suceed.

Engineering

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• Introduction
• Aspects of Testing
• Past Training
• 5Ws + H
• Q&A
Agenda

IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation
• Lee Thomas Senior Managing Consultant
• M. Kevin McHugh Senior Managing Consultant
Introduction

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Quick
Poll

• Planning
• Authoring
• Execution
• Defects
• Reporting
• Coverage
• Tracking
Aspects of Testing
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RQM Documentation
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How can we manage Test…

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How can we manage Test…
“On Purpose”

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RQM
Artifacts
Test Plan
Test
Suites
Execution
Records
(TCER,
TSER)
Execution
Results
Test
Environments
Schedules
Test
Cases
Test
Scripts
BuildsUser IDs

IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation
RQM Artifact Concepts – 5 Ws + H
Planning
Group of
Whys
When
Where
Why
How
Factual
Record
Where
When
Why
How
WhatWho

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RQM as a CLM component: QM
Test Plan
Test
Suites
Execution
Records
(TCER,
TSER)
Execution
Results
Test
Environments
Schedules
Test
Cases
Test
Scripts
BuildsUser IDs
Requirements
RM (DNG)
Defects
CCM (RTC)

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RQM promotes re-use, not copying:
– Test Environments can be re-used for multiple Test Plans
– Test Cases can be re-used for multiple Test Plans and Test Suites
– Test Scripts can be re-used for multiple Test Cases
– Test Data and Execution Variables allow Test Scripts to be run multiple times with varying input values
– Test Scripts can be assembled from Keywords
– Test Execution Records are executed multiple times to create unique Test Execution Results
Make changes to one copy instead of many times
Save time by minimizing
maintenance

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Test Scripts don’t contain Why, Where, or When - only How
An Execution Record combines Why, Where, When, and How
– e.g. Test Case, Environment, Schedule, Test Script
Testers (Who) executed Test Execution Records (TCER or TSER)
– Therefore Testers don’t need to spend extra effort or time to capture the result’s context in the 5W’s
– A Test Script can be debugged by running a Test Case
• This creates a temporary TCER; its Test Execution Result will not contribute to Results tracked in any
Test Plan
Execution Record concept –
“no lost Ws”

IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation
• Track test authoring and test execution, live
– Progress within a Test Plan, details of one or many Test Plans on a Dashboard
• Have we addressed all the “Why we need a test” items?
• Who has too much to test? Who has found many failures? Where are they occurring?
– Shorten status meeting time dramatically.
• Track changes to requirements and defects, live
– Did a Why change, prompting us to re-think our How and Where?
– Do we need a particular new build (a What+Where)?
– Stay informed, reduce surprises.
• Create reports as needed
– Auditable records of Who, What, When, Where, Why, and even How (if needed)
– Formatted for stakeholders who do not have RQM access
– Reduce the manual labor of compiling data you don't consume.
Tracking, Reporting – consume and
send 5 Ws + H

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Reporting “On Purpose”
Planning

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Reporting “On Purpose”
When - Iterations

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Reporting “On Purpose”
Why – Test Cases

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Reporting “On Purpose”
Where - Environment

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Reporting “On Purpose”
Who – TCER Owner

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Uses: Who, When, Where, and Why

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Some more comments
• We can now say that Build 455, has a pass or fail verdict.
• What happens when you create a defect from Test Execution?
• Requirements impacted
• Test Case impacted
• Work items (user story) impacted

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Q&A

Thank you
IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation
Lee Thomas
Senior Management Consultant
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leethomas@us.ibm.com
+1-503-730-0577
ibm.com
M. Kevin McHugh
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+1-719-331-0886
ibm.com
Twitter: mkmchu
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/m-kevin-mchugh-65048315
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CHINA’S GEO-ECONOMIC OUTREACH IN CENTRAL ASIAN COUNTRIES AND FUTURE PROSPECT

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2019 ibm io t exchange rqm - stop wasting time and take control

1. IoT PlatformTRIRIGA EngineeringMaximo RQM – Stop wasting Time and Take Control — Lee Thomas Senior Managing Consultant M. Kevin McHugh Client Technical Professional

12. IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation RQM as a CLM component: QM Test Plan Test Suites Execution Records (TCER, TSER) Execution Results Test Environments Schedules Test Cases Test Scripts BuildsUser IDs Requirements RM (DNG) Defects CCM (RTC)

13. IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation RQM promotes re-use, not copying: – Test Environments can be re-used for multiple Test Plans – Test Cases can be re-used for multiple Test Plans and Test Suites – Test Scripts can be re-used for multiple Test Cases – Test Data and Execution Variables allow Test Scripts to be run multiple times with varying input values – Test Scripts can be assembled from Keywords – Test Execution Records are executed multiple times to create unique Test Execution Results Make changes to one copy instead of many times Save time by minimizing maintenance

14. IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation Test Scripts don’t contain Why, Where, or When - only How An Execution Record combines Why, Where, When, and How – e.g. Test Case, Environment, Schedule, Test Script Testers (Who) executed Test Execution Records (TCER or TSER) – Therefore Testers don’t need to spend extra effort or time to capture the result’s context in the 5W’s – A Test Script can be debugged by running a Test Case • This creates a temporary TCER; its Test Execution Result will not contribute to Results tracked in any Test Plan Execution Record concept – “no lost Ws”

15. IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation • Track test authoring and test execution, live – Progress within a Test Plan, details of one or many Test Plans on a Dashboard • Have we addressed all the “Why we need a test” items? • Who has too much to test? Who has found many failures? Where are they occurring? – Shorten status meeting time dramatically. • Track changes to requirements and defects, live – Did a Why change, prompting us to re-think our How and Where? – Do we need a particular new build (a What+Where)? – Stay informed, reduce surprises. • Create reports as needed – Auditable records of Who, What, When, Where, Why, and even How (if needed) – Formatted for stakeholders who do not have RQM access – Reduce the manual labor of compiling data you don't consume. Tracking, Reporting – consume and send 5 Ws + H

28. IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation Some more comments • We can now say that Build 455, has a pass or fail verdict. • What happens when you create a defect from Test Execution? • Requirements impacted • Test Case impacted • Work items (user story) impacted

31. Thank you IBM Watson IoT / © 2019 IBM Corporation Lee Thomas Senior Management Consultant — leethomas@us.ibm.com +1-503-730-0577 ibm.com M. Kevin McHugh Senior Management Consultant — mchughm@us.ibm.com +1-719-331-0886 ibm.com Twitter: mkmchu LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/m-kevin-mchugh-65048315 Blog: https://mkevinmchugh.wordpress.com/

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