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Usually, you expect a high-quality product ready for end users, when applying <br>to a software development company. But to accomplish a project on time, some companies <br>may shotcut testing activities. So after the code is implemented, there is a high possibility <br>of bugs occurrence. Why does this happen?<br>Focusing mainly on coding, a software development company runs a risk to estimate <br>the scope of testing, its lifecycle, and required means peripherally. <br>Being aware of software specifics, development and internal testing teams may <br>provide biased quality evaluation.<br>To learn how to ensure a high quality of developed software and minimize the risks <br>of bug detection by end users after software release, attend the online webinar <br>prepared by QATestLab Program Manager Ivanna Kyryk. Make assurance double sure!
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What makes Ivanna Kyryk QATestLab Program Manager software development project UNsuccessful
2 About me 5-year experience in management experience in testing, marketing, sales, business development 15+ active projects team of more than 20 members Like to travel and fond of learning something new © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
3 Quality is critical for software In terms of current market conditions, a fast delivery of software that satisfies the end users’ needs is a guarantee for business development. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
4 Focus on software development Applying to a software development company, a customer expects a high-quality product ready for end users. But focusing on coding, software development companies run a risk to estimate the scope of testing, its lifecycle, and required means peripherally that results in a buggy software. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
5 Role of testing in software development companies A bug-free code as well as exhaustive testing is a challenging task to fulfill. In order to accomplish a project on time, software development companies shortcut activities and often these are the testing ones. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
6 Risks of testing by software vendor • Omitting of testing stage • Wrong estimates of testing • Limited test coverage because of tight timeframes • Biased testing by internal QA team • No or lack of acceptance testing before a release • No software support © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
7 Omitting of testing stage Providing not full software development lifecycle, software vendors can omit a testing stage because of lack of infrastructure, competence, and time resources. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
8 Wrong estimates of testing Focusing on coding to provide a bug- free code, software vendors run a risk of preparing wrong estimates of the required testing scope, infrastructure, and timeframes, thus, releasing a software of lower quality, than planned or required. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
9 Limited test coverage Striving to fulfill a project on time, software vendors are ready to shortcut testing activities, thuswise, they provide a buggy code within defined timeframes. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
10 Biased testing by internal QA team As an internal QA team is aware of the specifics of development procedure, this affects on providing an objective and unbiased quality evaluation. Constantly working with one and the same software, the team runs a risk to get accustomed to its specific features and starts to omit bugs. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
11 Omitting of acceptance testing To ensure a successful release of a ready software, acceptance testing is required. Basing on defined acceptance criteria, it shows to make sure the product meets all defined objectives. Acceptance testing is called to decrease the chance and severity of new issues and regressions. On the basis of test results, a customer is able to make a final decision on software release. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
12 No software support Despite being well-written, the ready code may malfunction after its implementation or because of integration with third-party software. In some cases, software vendor services do not include post-release bug fixing, and a customer faces additional spendings to resolve the newly detected issues. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
13 Independent testing helps to ensure a high quality of developed software and minimize the risks of bug detection by end users after its release. Testing makes assurance double sure. © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
14 Contacts E-mail: contact@qa-testlab.com Twitter: QATestLab Phone: +380 (44) 501-55-48 Web-site: qatestlab.com Address: 154a, Borschagivska str., 03056, Kiev, Ukraine SkypeID: sales.qatestlab © QATestLab. All rights reserved.
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