We define our Software Quality Control process as a set of activities and procedures used to ensure that the software we produce meets quality standards for functionality, supportability, and performance. We’ve dedicated many years of focus to this process in an effort to make it as effective as possible. This post will be the first …
When a Quality Assurance team receives newly released items, they typically begin testing them based on their specification requirements. This testing should reveal issues like crashes, failures, show stoppers, or missing functionality. Corrections will then be made and deployed a second time for more QA testing. This is the same process that takes place when …
A common misconception of software testing is that it’s only conducted after a system has been completed. However, software testing should be a continuous process that takes place throughout the development lifecycle of a system. Even in the early stages of business analysis, setting specification, and design, software testers always have something to do. This …
Regardless of whether your role is Project Manager, Developer, Quality Assurance, or CEO, you want your project to succeed. Who wouldn’t want that? Everyone has different measurements and concepts of success. The QA team would say, “Bug free…this is awesome!” The DBA would say, “I won’t accept DB Design that is not highly normalized!” The …