Quality Assurance As a Long-Term Success Guarantee
Quality assurance is a process that guarantees the adherence to specified standards in order to maintain a high level of quality throughout the entire development lifecycle.
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WHAT IS A QUALITY ASSURANCE?
Quality Assurance Is the Cornerstone of Your Success
Quality Assurance guarantees that products or services meet established quality standards. It encompasses testing, defect identification, consistency, and customer satisfaction. It is crucial to continuously improve and adapt to changing market conditions and user needs.
BENEFITS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
What Are the Benefits of Quality Assurance Stage?
Bug Identification
We help to identify and address bugs and defects in the early stages of development, ensuring a more stable and reliable final product. This leads to improved overall software quality and customer satisfaction.
Consistent Performance
Contribution to the consistent and reliable performance of the software by testing its functionality under various conditions. This helps to prevent unexpected issues and ensures the product performs as intended in different environments.
Cost Savings
Detecting and fixing issues is generally more cost-effective than addressing them later in the development process or after the product has been deployed. QA helps minimise the likelihood of costly post-release errors, reducing overall development expenses.
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QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCESS
Discover the Power of Process in Driving Successful Quality Assurance
Understand how our expertise can pave the way to your successful delivery.
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Planning
Establishing the overall quality assurance strategy and plan. This includes defining quality standards, test objectives, resource requirements, and schedules. The planning phase sets the foundation for the entire QA process.
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Execution
Test cases are executed, and the software is systematically tested to identify defects or deviations from expected behaviour. This phase includes various testing types, such as unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and user acceptance testing.
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Monitoring
Controlling the quality assurance activities. This involves tracking progress against the QA plan, identifying and addressing issues, and ensuring that the testing process aligns with the established standards.
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Reporting
Generating comprehensive reports detailing the testing results, including identified issues, their severity, and resolutions. Then the team ensures that all identified defects are addressed. The QA process is formally closed, and the product is considered ready for release.
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