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Much of this book is based on IEEE standards and documentation, which have been refactored into the TMM. The book starts by introducing testing as an engineering activity, then segues into fundamentals, a chapter titled "Defects, Hypotheses, and Tests, and two chapters covering test case design. This material is fairly standard fare as standalone chapters, although the latter two chapters are among the best treatment of test case design I've come across.
Within the context of the TMM the chapters on levels of testing, test goals, policies, plans and documentation (completely based on IEEE standard 829-1983), and the testing organization are core topics. Operational topics of the TMM are discussed in the chapters on controlling, monitoring, evaluating and the testing process; reviews as a testing activity, and measurement. Two chapters I particularly liked were "Evaluating software quality-a quantitative approach" and "Defect analysis and prevention", each of which bridges software testing and SQA. The final chapter ties together the book by describing the TMM and the associated test process assessment.
This book is for advanced practitioners and testing professionals who are working in mature organizations. It is not a book for new or intermediate software testers, although it would make an excellent college level text to introduce students to process-oriented testing approaches.
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