iMentus provides an integrated and comprehensive approach to product quality management.
In today’s competitive time cost alone is not going to be a factor behind the success or failure of a product. It is going to be Product Quality. A high-quality product will ensure a long-term relationship between the supplier and the customer ensuing business benefits for both parties.
Manual testing is the process of testing features and functions from an end-user perspective. Unlike automated testing, manual testing is done by humans. A tester follows a set of predetermined cases to ensure consistent testing and reports on the software performance.
Automated testing is the opposite of manual testing. Instead of relying on a human to run tests, the software is used to automate the testing process. Tests are written and run to measure performance and find potential issues.
The most important thing is to actually establish the QA process. This means that everyone should know and ideally, agree who will test the different parts of your application. In our scenario, let’s say that developers are required to test their changes in staging. This means that developers would merge and deploy their changes to the staging environment and then create tests for those changes in Reflect.
Inevitably, some of your tests will fail over time. Whether it’s intentional application changes or unexpected side-effects of using a new layout framework, you’ll receive email or Slack notifications for failing tests. A primary goal of Reflect is to make it easy to respond to such failures. Reflect’s test result view includes all of the information you need to confirm the issue, reproduce the issue and identify the root cause of the problem.
Today, the management of product quality has become an integral part of the product development lifecycle. Every product organization is laying stress on building an effective process that is well supported by systems to enforce stringent quality management of their products.
