Quality Assurance
Why does software need quality assurance?
To put it shortly: So that there are no nasty surprises. Software production is a complex process in which misunderstandings and errors can creep in. The software to be used can have an impact on all sorts of things: from processes to finance to laws or even human lives. It is therefore worthwhile to deliver good quality.
Quality assurance in software development uses organizational and technical measures to ensure that the software works, solves the existing problem and fulfills non-functional requirements such as performance. Quality assurance is not something that can be conjured up retrospectively; it must be a continuous part of the process.
Our Services
Your Advantages
- Improve cost and risk visibility through continuously integrated quality assurance
- Focus on quality throughout the process and across all team members (agile mindset and agile techniques)
- Improve processes and communication within the team
- Fastest possible feedback through development-accompanying test automation
- Lightweight and profitable techniques through exploratory testing and ensemble testing
- Experience with quality assurance also for distributed teams and in complex architectures
- Planning and control of your projects through modern test management approaches
Our Projects
Consulting Quality Assurance & Agile Working
Your Quality Assurance with BREDEX
Quality assurance experts at BREDEX support all software projects, as well as many customers, in the context of consulting, workshops and training. Our team has over 15 years of experience in software quality assurance, agile testing, test management and test automation. Using proven techniques, we empower employees in appropriate quality assurance practices such as test automation, exploratory testing, ensemble programming and testing.
Through experience and an agile mindset, we find the right strategy for each team context, continuously incorporate the quality perspective and shorten feedback loops. To do this, we rely on automation of tests, data provisioning, builds and pipelines.
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