Quality Management

Our testing framework, backed by a well defined and structured methodology offers comprehensive guidelines to ensure that effective quality checks occur at every point of the project development lifecycle.

HIPL's software testing Methodology solution provides direction, planning and documentation to help your organization manage and deploy defect-free applications, enhancements and maintenance cost-effectively with minimal risk and maximum confidence.

Our dedicated team of skilled software testers, provide you with a full range of quality assurance services (QA), including software quality consulting, test planning, test execution and reporting, control of software development processes.

Services:

In delivering Testing services, we incorporate stringent verification and validation practices that provide businesses with varied benefits, like:

• Reduced errors in the SDLC
• Faster time-to- market
• Quality products and better market performance
• Reduced risks

"We Strive to meet customer expectations at all times with quality deliverables and improvise to exceed expectations".

What we do:

• Review of: Software Requirements/System Specification/Project Plan/Software Architecture
  
  
• Software testing: Functional Testing/Regression Testing/Integration Testing
  
  
• Automated Testing: Performance Testing/Load Testing/Stress Testing/Volume Testing
  
  
• Usability Testing of: GUI testing
  
  
• And, Quality Documentation including, Test Metrics, Issue Log, Test Summary, Risk Factor Area
  

Key benefits:

• Predictable production of the software
• Software compliance
• Reduced cost of rework
• Speed to market
• Credibility with customers
• Reduced risk
• Increased customer satisfaction
• Improved application system performance and response time
• Enhanced asset value of the application
• Streamlined business operations, processes and transactions

Skill Sets of the HIPL Quality Control Team:

Black-box Testing:
The focus of this type of testing on the evaluation of the Functional Requirements of software is known as Black-box testing.

Integration Testing:
Integration testing is a systematic testing technique for uncovering errors related to interfacing between various Units tested.

Regression Testing:
Each time a new module is added as a part of Integration Testing, the software changes. These changes may cause problems with modules that previously worked flawlessly. To ensure that changes have not propagated unintended side effects some tests are re-executed and this is known as Regression Testing.

Automated Testing:
Software testing automation means controlling the execution of software tests, setting the preconditions of these tests and controlling test processes with the help of a tools.

Release Notes:
On release of a version/build/patch for testing, a document stating information regarding the current release such as Changes made, defect status, Features to be tested etc. is provided with every release. This document is called Release Note Document.