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14. Verification Is a System, Not a Phase

14. Verification Is a System, Not a Phase

by Steve Donnigan | May 8, 2026 | Verification & Testing

When Treated as a Phase, Verification Is Undervalued Most development teams treat verification as something that happens near the end of a program. It is planned, scheduled, and executed as a step to confirm that the design meets requirements. In that model,...
13. How to Tell If Your Verification Plan Will Fail (Before Testing Begins)

13. How to Tell If Your Verification Plan Will Fail (Before Testing Begins)

by Steve Donnigan | May 1, 2026 | Verification & Testing

Verification failures are rarely surprises. When a test fails late in development, teams often treat it as an execution issue. Attention shifts to the method, the setup, or the result itself. In most cases, the underlying problem was introduced much earlier. Many...

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