http://www.testmanagement.com - A key part of the test management process is checking that fixed defects really are fixed. Ever since people have been writing code, they been fixing bugs. The most embarrassing ones are the ones that we thought we'd fixed only to find, after we'd shipped, that they weren't really fixed. This is where the QA teams responsibility for re-testing fixes comes in. This is an essential part of the QA process but usually poorly executed. Poorly executed because it's difficult to sift through the data that's generated as part of the development and test process. In this video we look at three practical test management approaches for identifying and re-testing defects that have been fixed.