End User Experience, in Agile Testing?

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End User Experience, in Agile Testing?

Posted on February 25, 2010 by Qutesys

Organizations rely on Agile Process Methodologies as their preferred way to work in development arena where agile service deliverables are considered as “silver-bullet” since they rely on a diversified and changing business needs prevailing in market on a high focused degree of success by attentive to these frequent and rapid changes.

Agile development with frequent releases in short cycles of SDLC’s are very popular among changing service oriented enterprises where speed to market is critical for business. The business need will pave a critical reason to use a dedicated Agile Testing Environment which can address the planned as well as adhoc testing requirements in priority without halting the deliverables by conducting test execution parallel.

The critical success factors to support the agile process life cycles across domains are in hands of a well defined “One-Team” concept where project management deliverables takes on the agile testing cycles as independently attached units to multiple development groups working parallel for delivering testing on time, under budget, and as specified.

Qutesys Agile Testing Centre is the trigger to rapid application testing in a unified “One-Team” concept. It is useful for organizations across varied domains.

Qutesys Agile Test Centre Critical Success Factors

• Speed to market

• Reduce time

• Immediate resource ramp-up & ramp-down

• Release based test support

• Domain centric reusable test cases

• Higher degree of test coverage

• No defects on production environment

But, usually testing will only operate on the technical aspects of client product – the code, functionality and other source, wherein Qutesys ATC have a enterprise level rapid applications testing inheriting conceptual methodology for testing the enterprises holding large & changing web services applications such that, it implies to what looks or feels good to a end user and what business users think about the feel and performance of product is as important as its functionality.