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About Peter Varhol

Peter Varhol

Principal

Technology Strategy Research

8 articles

Peter Varhol is a well-known writer and speaker on software and technology topics, having authored dozens of articles and spoken at a number of industry conferences and webcasts. He has advanced degrees in computer science, applied mathematics, and psychology. Principal at Technology Strategy Research, his past roles include technology journalist, software product manager, software developer, and university professor.

Explainable artificial intelligence lets testers confirm that a result in an application follows logically from the input data.

Why software testing needs explainable AI

Make your apps explain themselves

As a tester you need to do all you can to avoid releasing applications with known biases. Here's how to approach testing.

Testing for bias in your AI software: Why it's needed, how to do it

Let the data drive decisions

While agile processes can work under many circumstances, they're no panacea. Here's when you don't need it.

8 reasons to ditch agile

Maddened by the method?

Many different color dots as art

Here's how to use your DevOps data to streamline your operation and learn from your mistakes.

10 ways machine learning can optimize DevOps

Spot-on analysis

Person walking on a pipeline

Only when continuous delivery tools and processes work together do teams realize the full potential of DevOps.

Continuous delivery orchestration: How to choose the best suite

Tools your pipeline can live by

Testing systems don’t return the same answers in a machine learning environment. Here's how to adjust your QA approach.

Moving targets: Testing software in the age of machine learning

So unpredictable

Network virtualization creates identical compute environments, breaks down silos, and allows for a seamless hand off between dev and ops.

Network virtualization and delivering on the promise of DevOps

Ops is in the house

Agile software development didn't hatch full-grown with the 2001 Agile Manifesto. The practices evolved over time. This article describes the history behind modern software development practices, including the thinkers who put agile on the map.

Agile software development didn't hatch full-grown with the 2001 Agile Manifesto. The practices evolved over time. This article describes the full...

To agility and beyond: The history—and legacy—of agile development

Lean and mean

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