Information system testing
Testing is a set of processes used to control the quality of information systems.
The objective of testing is to achieve the required quality of information systems in terms of their functionality, reliability, performance, usability and supportability.
In addition to the complete development of information systems, our company also provides services in the field of information system independent testing.
We implement the following:
- Unit testing
- Integration testing
- System testing
- Co-efficiency check as part of acceptance tests
The testing process is carried out in the following phases:
- Analysis of requirements where the testing team examines SW requirements from which test criteria arise.
- Testing planning – Estimated time and financial aspects of testing, testing strategy, timeline tests and cycle.
- Development of test cases – Test cases are created and conditions are also prepared for the automation of testing, if the project allows it; According to the defined criteria and analysis-based requirements, everything essential for the correct functioning of the final product is included in the tests.
- Testing environment is set – The software and hardware conditions that simulate real use are specified.
- Implementation – The tests are run as planned in prepared testing environments. Through tickets, the errors found are forwarded to developers who then incorporate them. Regression testing continuously determines whether the changes have caused further errors and, if necessary, the errors are re-reported to developers.
- Closing test cycles – A cycle is closed by successful software or code testing. Our tester team evaluates a project and its obstacles, and documentation, guidelines or best practices are then prepared for further use.
Benefits of testing information systems
Information system testing is currently a must as it is able to:
- Eliminate shortcomings and errors that have occurred during the development of an information system.
- Test the reliability of a system and customer satisfaction, thus gaining customers’ trust.
- Ensure the quality of the system.
- Ensure reduced system maintenance costs.
- Ensure an efficient performance of an information systemu.
