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Title: TPI falls short of giving real world answers
Review: The book Test Process Improvement is a great disappointment to me as I expected some insights by fellow testing professionals into the complex issues involved in changing the testing habbits in organizations. Allas, it was not to be. The writers choose the easy way and have come up with standard answers. Almost as if one can change an organization by simply following a checklist. Futhermore the book lacks any insights into what it takes to get organizations started along the path to improvement and to gain the commitment of senior management. The one positive thing about TPI is that it contains some interesting examples on the issues with which one may be faces during efforts to improve te test process. This, I'm sad to say, is not enough to provide for insightfull reading.
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