Push Reporting | Glossary

Definition:

The Push Reporting system is designed to give users the ability to easily create report templates, based on pre-defined SQL query statements, and to schedule to have reports dynamically generated and emailed to them on a regular basis. The email output can be in the form of plain text, HTML, or file attachments (such as PDF and Excel).

The user is able to view his report templates (and those of other users, provided the user has the appropriate access rights), as well as view, edit, and delete them. Furthermore, at any time the user can choose to generate a report for immediate emailing.

Further Reading:

Book: Disciplined Agile Delivery by Scott Ambler and Mark Lines.  

 

Parallel testing | Glossary

Definition:

Parallel testing means testing multiple applications or subcomponents of one application concurrently to reduce the test time. Parallel tests consist of two or more parts (projects or project suites) that check different parts or functional characteristics of an application. These parts are executed on individual computers simultaneously. The ability to test more than one application part “in parallel” allows you to significantly reduce the test time and test your applications more efficiently.

Further Reading:

Book: Disciplined Agile Delivery by Scott Ambler and Mark Lines.