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Management of Quality

Individuals have diverse definitions of quality. Depending on whom you ask, it may be in form or function. Quality, though, is in both for us.

For the Quality Management of our projects, HexamileSoft has established a ZERO TOLERANCE policy. Our Quality Management System (QMS) is based on a complicated set of tech-managerial procedures that guarantee quality is supplied throughout the project.

Tasks and objectives for HexamileSoft QMS:

  • The adoption and application standards and best practices for software development.
  • Complete adherence to established procedures and standards throughout the product lifecycle.
  • Validation and verification of product quality regularly to guarantee.
  • Product delivery by client specifications.
  • Communication and information sharing across all project team members are seamless.

Unbiased QA Department:

The QA department at HexamileSoft is a fully developed and mature independent section within our organizational hierarchy.

Our QA staff does not report to the project manager, so the development team does not influence their findings. Our clients require autonomy from our QA team.

Our QA team comprises knowledgeable QA engineers and seasoned testers who work on the projects on a full-time or as-needed basis.

Main Procedures:

  • QA that is conducted throughout the entire process of Testing.
  • Review of codes and documents.
  • Problem tracking.
  • Manage Configurations.
  • Monitoring the process.
  • Controlling risk.

HexamileSoft QMS Tasks and Objectives:

By fully implementing our procedures throughout the Software Development Lifecycle, we carry out our QA on an as-needed basis.

From the very beginning of the project, our Lead QA was assigned to the project and was involved in business analysis and project requirements specification.

Our projects are delivered in a tightly regulated manner and below budget, thanks to the seamless connection between development and QA.

The QA lifecycle typically consists of the following stages:

  • Starting the test plan's development and planning the assignment of the QA team members to particular tasks are the responsibilities of the responsible QA person.
  • Initial Testing of the first development deliverables is known as the first review. The project's test strategy and test data refinement (if necessary).
  • Iteration audits are continuing evaluations of intermediate iteration builds.
  • Final Verification & Validation: The rigorous Testing of the finished product to guarantee its ultimate quality and suitability for deployment.

The QA process may include a variety of test types to give better QA depth:

  • Testing for regression and functionality.
  • Usability testing for the GUI.
  • accessibility evaluations
  • Compatibility test.
  • Performance evaluations
  • Testing of installation and configuration.
  • Integrity testing of systems.
  • Security evaluation.
  • Testing for localization and internationalization.
  • Testing for User Acceptance (UAT).

We continually strive for better results, constantly enhancing our QA processes and procedures and putting the satisfaction of our customers first.