Over the last few months, I have tried to bring my thoughts together on how we bring QE, Leadership and AI together in an effective manner to ensure we are on the front foot in a world continually infused with more AI first solutions. This series will continue to grow as I learn and evolve my thinking further.
Intelligent Quality Leadership: A Model Still Taking Shape
I’ve been sitting with an idea for a while now. It’s not fully formed yet and that’s exactly why I’m writing about it. One of the things I try to be deliberate about as a leader is not sharing an idea until I’ve actually stress-tested it. It’s easy to post a hot take. It’s harder…
AI Governance and Guardrails: The Conversation Quality Leaders Should Be Leading
The AI governance conversation is already happening in your organisation. The question is whether quality has a seat at the table. This is the second post in the Intelligent Quality Leadership series. It builds on the original model and specifically explores the AI + Leadership corner of the triangle. If you’re new to the series,…
Cognitive Automation: This Isn’t About How Fast You Can Generate Scripts
The rush to automate everything with AI isn’t transformation. It’s just faster mediocrity. Here’s what the QE + AI corner of the triangle actually demands from quality leaders. This is the third post in the Intelligent Quality Leadership series. It explores the QE + AI corner of the triangle, Cognitive Automation. If you’re new to…
Quality Culture: Shared Ownership Is Harder Now, Not Easier
AI hasn’t solved the quality culture problem. It’s made it more complicated. When everyone can generate tests with a prompt, the question of who actually owns quality becomes harder to answer, not easier. This is the fourth post in the Intelligent Quality Leadership series. It explores the Leadership + QE corner of the triangle, where…
IQL Practical #1 – Don’t Just Test the Output… Challenge the Reasoning.
This is the fifth post in the Intelligent Quality Leadership series, and if I’m being honest with myself, I wanted this one to feel different. The first four posts have been heavy on frameworks and thinking models, and while I stand behind every word, I was conscious that we’d been spending a lot of time…
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