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Consider software testing a waste? Hear about software "butterfly effect"? Even the smallest change in the initial conditions may cause irreversible changes in the whole system. Are you sure that your development team is able to write an error-free code from the first time? Are you ready to release a product without testing at all?
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- 1. Why to pay for independent testing, when I have an in-house development team? Anastasiia Pitak QATestLab Program Manager
- 2. About me 2 2-year experience in management experience in testing, project management, and presales 10+ active projects © QATestLab. All rights reserved. Like communicating with people and always try to improve my skills leads the team of more than 20 members
- 3. 3 © QATestLab. All rights reserved. A limited budget makes software testing the first thing to reduce expenses on. But improper testing causes product failure. QA activities that detect no severe bugs are considered to be money and time wastes. So, what is testing? Is software testing a waste or a necessity?
- 4. 4 © QATestLab. All rights reserved. Small variation in the initial requirement of a dynamic application, product or system may produce large defects in the long term usage of the system. Software Butterfly Effect
- 5. 5 © QATestLab. All rights reserved. A small change of requirements triggers similar changes nearby. Every further change initiates a new one. The process has a linear sequence. Domino Effect
- 6. 6 © QATestLab. All rights reserved. A buggy product will never be popular among users and will never win the market. But a well-known product such as Facebook may also suffer because of a software bug. Nobody is on the safe side
- 7. 7 © QATestLab. All rights reserved. ● Nissan faced a software error in the airbag sensory system ● Toyota - a bug in the anti-lock-brake system ● Starbucks - an error during a daily system refresh ● New York Stock Exchange - internal technical issue ● Eton College - error with acceptance letters ● Microsoft - security flaw Market giants also “cry”
- 8. 8 © QATestLab. All rights reserved. ● Increased sales ● Reduced costs ● Enhanced user experience ● Optimized business Why QA activities?
- 9. 9 © QATestLab. All rights reserved. On the one hand, a customer can hire an in-house QA team and get full control over processes. On the other hand, a customer can use the services of independent testing and get an unbiased evaluation of software quality. Testing is flexible
- 10. 10 © QATestLab. All rights reserved. By detecting errors and any mismatches to specified requirements, software testing minimizes the risks of product failure. Make sure that a small bug cannot ruin your product. Perform software testing!
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