The sustainability imperative drives people to choose businesses that prioritize quality over quantity. In parallel, the same applies to the IT industry, where customers have a strong preference for apps that are constantly efficient. In contrast, software flicks that are hyped up but, in the long run, offer less, slip through the screens and are soon forsaken.
The optimal preventative measure to avert the latter is to cooperate with a QA company. Yet, you may be hesitant to partner up with a quality assurance provider as you don’t know exactly what is going on during QA integration. We’ll be glad to present you with useful info on how QA processes are implemented using our procedures as an example.
The starting point is a conversation with our CTO, where you establish your needs and project specifics. During our call, we’ll get acquainted with your product in general, learn your expectations about QA, and realize your goals to assess the scope of work. In turn, you’ll receive more details about our company, services, and approaches to collaboration.
After analyzing the details, we’ill present you with the information regarding our cooperation – what we can offer and how things would move forward. Before proceeding, we’ll determine the collaboration approach that best suits you:
This option should function well for in-development projects, carrying out one round of testing (partial or full coverage), presenting the product to stakeholders, and making sure that the software is ready to go live.
If you decide that this cooperation is suitable for you, we’ll ask you to provide software-related files/links so that we can assess and determine a suitable way forward. Specifically, you could share:
Your privacy will be upheld, thus, before exchanging any project-related files, we’ll sign an NDA and respective documents.
Based on your objectives, we create an appraisal where, after evaluating your project, the details are provided on:
Defining the deadlines for your project lets us know how to better arrange starting dates and organize tasks for greater efficiency.
Deriving from your requests, we’ll provide you with the needed number of QA experts. They will be working exclusively on your project for eight hours, five days per week. The integration process of new QA agents is the following:
After working with you for a while and becoming well-versed in your business processes, the QA engineer could potentially offer adjustments to enhance your team’s efficacy. No changes are ‘enforced’, whether to accept new perspectives is entirely your decision.
If you have a steady workload, but it’s not sufficient for a full-time involvement, the part-time approach should fit well. Determining QA engineers who will work with you is done similarly to the previous variant. The only difference comes when deciding on the work schedule. For example, it can be:
If you don’t have a QA division and aren’t sure how to organize it, don’t worry, we’ll appoint an experienced QA Lead to take care of the working processes, specifically:
So, each cooperation type covers exactly what you need, and the QA process setup is included in the package if such expertise is required.
Creating common work areas is vital for efficient partnership. Virtual spaces where the whole team can coexist and operate include:
Even if not all members are in the same time zone, we can adjust our schedules to have more common hours.
After the preparation stages are finished, our team will begin their work. By this time, we’ll agree on what activities our QA experts will perform and what testing documentation they will prepare and provide. Among the things you can expect from us are:
Preserving the expertise obtained from our cooperation will be useful for your project’s future. Test cases, bug reports, and any other documentation will be particularly important for:
Well-kept project documentation will ensure that there are no bottlenecks in further project support.
In-progress alterations and scaling are normal for any product’s life cycle. As the workload is advancing, you can:
Before important or big releases, we can provide QA engineer(s) from our dynamic team to work with you on a short-term basis (for several days or weeks).
We can integrate and onboard new experts within short periods, so the product team could keep the development pace and deliver timely releases.
In addition to outsourcing QA, our company provides IT recruitment services. If you have a request for specific skills, proficiencies, and expertise, our QA recruiters with tech backgrounds will work on it. In this case, however, it will be outstaffing with further management on your side.
Besides the abovementioned services, our team can help you close a number of other requests. In particular, we have an external team of security specialists who can run web and mobile penetration testing, source code review, and security audit.
QA Madness also has partnerships with companies specializing in:
Thus, you can rest assured that occurring changes will be taken care of and brought to full completion.
Trusting another team with your idea may be a bit scary. But no great deed was done with complete certainty. For you, it is simply about choosing the right QA service provider. We hope that now you are more familiar with how implementing QA processes goes down and ready to begin your fruitful partnership.
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