DevOps & Agile

When this global data management company needed more efficient testing and automation across all their modules, they turned to Qualitest.

In this white paper, we explore the effects of inadequate development requirements on project failure, and demonstrate how intelligent requirement validation can significantly decrease the resources needed to identify and address unclear, ambiguous, redundant, or conflicting requirements.

Digital Performance Engineering (DPE) is the practice of ensuring that a website or application performs optimally in terms of speed, scalability, and reliability. It involves identifying and analyzing performance issues, implementing solutions, and continuously monitoring and improving performance over time.

Security risks are surging across industries, and traditional security testing offers too little protection, too late. Here’s why organizations need to move testing earlier in the SDLC, or shift left, and what elements to consider first.

How periodic and time-limited augmentation of in-house IT staff – the drafting in of expert digital Quality Assurance and Quality Engineering personnel - can add immense value and improve your bottom line.

Low-code development could be a panacea for any business in need of software development fast. But does the reality match the hype? We analyze low-code development to reveal its strengths and weaknesses.

We all know that the earlier a defect is found, the more time and money is saved. A wide range of innovations in processes and tools have been adopted, including test automation and automated deployment suites. But we can and should do more.

DevOps best practices > continuous delivery of high-quality software > Continuous deployment of incremental versions.

The transformation process led by the Qualitest team stabilized, monitored and implemented codeless innovation for the Client and helped them optimize full Agile capabilities.

No-one likes delays that slow the software development pipeline. Here’s how you can outsmart testing holdups to streamline workflows and deliver better software faster and earlier.

Episode 11: In this video, Leandro tackles the last switching techniques – Switch Right, also known as Shift Right, meaning implementing QA efforts after the release of software into production. This technique deals more with the Ops side of the DevOps world.

Episode 10: In this video, Leandro explains one of those switching techniques – switching left, also known as shift left: what does it mean, what are the advantages of shifting left and the options and recommendations for switching left.