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Marlabs has a flexible testing methodology. We recognize that one size does not fit all when it comes to developing test approaches.
By adapting industry best practices to meet the needs of various scenarios, we ensure that our test execution is always aligned with your project needs.
Some of the possible scenarios and corresponding test approaches that we employ are:
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Benefit |
| Project timelines need to be shrunk for release |
Risk Based Testing |
Balance user priorities and deliverables in the short span of time available |
| Test engineers are uncovering fewer defects |
Bug Bounties |
Provide incentives to test engineers to increase motivation levels |
| Current testing is primarily manual |
Phase in test automation |
Gradually decrease quantum of manual testing and speed up turn around time |
| Test automation has been implemented but is not yielding desired results |
White box techniques |
Evaluate current test approach and identify areas for refactoring as well as code modularization |
| Need to assess if current test tools are adequate to adopt a new technology (e.g. Web 2.0) |
Proof Of Concept |
Utilize the Proof of Concept model, identify limitations of existing tools, and consider adopting alternate tools |
| Measuring current test efficiency |
Metrics based measurement system |
Measure test efficiency via metrics such as Defect Find Efficiency and Defect Find Cost |
| Monitoring alignment between the test team engagement and business objectives |
Governance model |
Utilize the governance model to monitor the engagement at senior levels |
Our Quality Governance Model
Our test approach works in conjunction with our Quality Governance Model to ensure a holistic approach to quality management - translating to consistently high quality deliverables for your projects.
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