The book defines industrial-strength software as software consisting of, at a minimum, one hundred thousand lines of code, built by large teams of developers (often made up of sub-teams), typically multithreaded, running on large servers with multiple CPUs, and with a lifespan of multiple releases.

This hands-on guide for business, project and test managers and test practitioners presents an effective approach for using risk to construct test strategies for e-business systems.

This is a practical, hands-on guide to software test automation from the perspective of test developers and users.