Currently 100% of our testing is manual. We have no automated testing scripts. So QC does a complete system test at the end (600 hours worth) to make sure everything is still working and nothing got broken along the way.

>In addition to the backlog items qa testing, it's important to include regression testing in SCRUM.
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>>Thanks. I plan on getting more training. I've read a lot online but seems training should help out a lot. I'm for the switch I just don't think we are going to get a big bang until we also add in test driven design. Our current QC takes over 600 hours to fully test a system release. Part of my resistant is pride in both I'm good at what I currently do (resit change) and I wasn't consulted in the switch pretty much just came top-down. I'm a big believer in build buy-in and not dictate. But since I do think it will be for the better I just need to try and move on :)
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>>>It's human nature to resist change and come up with reasons to not do something. You should start with some research and reading. Some of the things you've said about Scrum are correct, others are not. And I totally agree with Tracy. Get some training. See other responses inline....
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