Quality Management

lean and efficient

Quality Management is a complex and challenging manner. Besides common management skills, preconditions are experience with typical quality issues, a wide knowledge of applicable tooling and efficient standard processes, the ability to quickly conceive complex systems and structures and last but not least a pragmatic and reflected approach in solving problems.

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Test Automation

fast and accurate

Test Automation on unit or a component test level should be standard today and be integrated in a well designed process of continuous integration. On later test levels it is still a very individual and unique decision which tests to run automated and how. The key conditions are often a high rate of execution, the need of quick results and a perfect accuracy.

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Manual Testing

flexible and simple

Manual Testing will always be an essential part of quality assurance. On higher test levels e.g. for E2E testing of complex systems and workflows it’s the way to go. Testers need to have a very good understanding of their environment and a detailed technical and functional knowledge.

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Documentation

comprehensive and coherent

The most unpopular issue at most of the IT projects and therefore one frequent root cause for bugs and problems. And of course quality assurance without coherent documentation and comprehensive reporting is worthless. But with a proper toolset and a good sense for relevant information it’s not a big deal anymore.

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Standards

proven and applicable

Wide knowledge and experience of proven standards and best practices is a key for quick and transferable project setups, reasonable process improvements and easy project staffing. Not reinventing the wheel releases resources for the unique and project specific issues.

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Code

clear and clean

Maintainable, structured, readable, briefly commented, modular and layered. These are only some of the keywords every developer should keep in mind whenever typing anything. Such code is the most effective and stable base for perfect quality. So testing should also happen exactly here, not for blaming but for improvement.

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