Testhouse Ltd

Does remote Software Quality Assurance (QA) really work?


Most businesses rely on consultancy services or some other external support for QA and testing. Businesses must seek a global software QA and testing partner who can provide all the expertise and support of an in-house QA team, whilst ensuring that the QA is handled strategically and integrated seamlessly in the software development lifecycle. QA is crucial in developing and launching successful best-in-class solutions

Remote working – disrupting the status quo

This trend-driven equally by the power of technology and recent market conditions has demonstrated that entire teams can now get as much work done, if not more, without being physically present at the location.

So, when it comes to digital-first areas like software development, implementation, testing and QA, is there really any need to insist on the project team to work from the same location?
With remote working comes several opportunities for positive change. Remote quality assurance, in particular, is becoming an increasingly effective strategy in today’s market condition. This removes the need to have a consultant travel to a customer site to deliver support, reducing the time and cost taken for overall project completion.

Avoid business disruption and much more

Remote working has seen many advantages over traditional ways of working. It limits or completely avoids business disruption and:

cuts cost significantly, not just on QA services but a wide range of other overheads
improves productivity by cutting down travel time, keeping employees safe
improves flexibility and better work-life balance, with a renewed focus on “getting things done”
removes limitations such as office hours, time-zones, and more, with services that are delivered on customer terms
achieves faster completion of QA and testing
accelerates overall time-to-market of software products
enables access to a larger pool of resources, skills, expertise and tools
ensures business continues as usual regardless of any disruption specific to a region

Testhouse has in place:
sound delivery governance and practices
secure connectivity and data protection
a distributed workforce and wide range of skills
best-of-breed tools such as Microsoft Office 365 and D365 for collaboration

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