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This article explores how Sanplex strengthens internal audit by centralising audit data, improving planning, standardising processes, enabling real-time execution, tracking corrective actions, supporting risk-based auditing, reducing audit effort, and improving communication across stakeholders.

Here are some issues I have met while implementing agile.

Here are some issues I have met while implementing agile.

An agile coach inspires and empowers others as an external member of the team/department, sometimes he's like a Superman or Batman who saves one person and then goes on to save the next. However, there are really many agile coaches who overlook the importance of "internal cooperation", which has buried a bomb in the following Agile transformation.

What is management? Every manager has an understanding of it. In daily management, people often work ineffectively and fail to produce proper results because of the manager's misconceptions about management. Therefore, managers need to grasp the following five common concepts of management.

This article explores the underlying logic of software testing across processes, analysis, design, automation, and the testers themselves. It emphasizes systematic thinking, the 80/20 principle, forming closed loops in R&D, and the critical importance of human insight driving automation and continuous learning.

This article explores the underlying logic of software testing, defining it as the process of obtaining comprehensive quality information based on real user requirements. It addresses the "Why, What, and How" of testing and emphasizes that testing is an endless, probabilistic sample experiment aimed at mitigating quality risks.

If I could go back in time, these are the 18 pieces of advice I would tell my younger self as a software engineer (Part 3 will show the rest of XI-XVIII).

If I could go back in time, these are the 18 pieces of advice I would tell my younger self as a software engineer (This article only shows the V-X, and part 1 shows the I-IV).

If I could go back in time, these are the 18 pieces of advice I would have taught my younger self as a software engineer (Part 1 shows I-IV).