There are several methods that help to organize the testing process, make it more flexible, save money, and improve results. Let’s consider them in this …
Join the DZone community and get the full member experience. A familiar situation: the application scales, and as it grows, the costs of testing and quality control increase — costs increase, but problems remain. A competent QA specialist will immediately understand that such a deadlock has arisen due to the absence of a clear strategy. Without such a strategy, managers can inflate the budget as much as they wish, but it won’t bring the expected positive result. There are several methods that help to organize the testing process, make it more flexible, save money, and improve results. Let’s consider them in this article. The problem of the absence of results despite the increased QA costs is typical for both large companies and startups that have just recently passed the first round of funding. Quite often, startups ignore QA in the early stages and only catch on when investors begin to pay attention to it. However, the concept ‘more money, people, and effort’ doesn’t work without changing the overall approach. It is revealing that this problem is faced by companies that are completely different in size and scope of activity. However, the problem might not have arisen if the issue of QA organization had been considered and resolved in time.
