Quality assurance and process control

What is quality? It is low risk, low additional costs, end-client satisfaction. The quality assurance process starts much earlier than the tests. The key to a successful implementation is efficient processes and trained people who understand the tasks and goals. Quality Assurance is the basis for the successful delivery and deployment of the working product. What Testspring can offer in terms of the Quality Assurance and process control?

Improving the processes with Testspring.

Take care of the company, so that people can take care of their assignments! We will help you analyse and design internal processes that will allow your team to focus fully on the work. By creating transparent communication matrix, defining the procedures and general rules we focus on improving the effectiveness of your company. Clear scopes of roles and responsibilities will let the team members focus on the tasks. We will take care of:

• Requirements gathering process,
• Company communication methods,
• Software development methodologies and processes,
• Testing and Quality Assurance techniques.

Project management

Testspring is a service that helps build the project around quality. Experience let us quickly identify and implement solutions to common problems and help you avoid common mistakes. We will organise the team around principles to ensure quality, on-time delivery, and customer satisfaction.

Gap Analysis and Insource management - discover the potential, focus on achieving it. Gap Analysis is a consulting tool that we use to asset discrepancies between what is and what could potentially be. What does it mean? Testspring will help you identify all the elements that may hinder your company's full effectiveness. Taking into consideration:

• time
• money
• human resources

We will develop a plan to ensure the use of your company's potential. We will identify the processes, determine their effectiveness, and focus on filling the gaps in the following steps:

• Identifying the current processes,
• Identifying the outcomes of current processes,
• Identifying the expected results,
• Identifying and documenting process gaps,
• Determining the improvements needed to achieve the expected level,
• Developing new conditions to bridge the gaps,
• Developing and prioritising gap reduction steps.

Manage your own resources better, more effectively, more profitably!

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