QUALITY COMMITMENT
Our commitment to quality is total. At the heart of our quality control process is the Customer Satisfaction. Our QC is based on CMMI and ISO standards and aims at increasing customer satisfaction.
The following are a set of standard procedures we have in place in order to ensure the quality of software we produce.
- Document review procedure: This procedure ensures consistency between requirements and software produced. Examples of documents subject to inspections include: Product Requirements, Software Design, User Documentation, Maintenance Manuals etc.
- Code review procedure: This procedure allows detection of errors and non-compliance with standards and requirements.
- Unit testing: The aim of unit testing is to verify that each software unit does what it is intended to do.
- Integration testing: The aim of integration testing is to verify that the all software units work together properly.
- Load testing: This is aimed at testing the robustness of the software under extreme conditions of load.
- Daily Smoke testing: is a non-exhaustive software testing, checking that the most crucial functions of a program work
- Daily Building testing: consists of building executable binaries from sources and aimed at maximizing software quality.
- Regression testing: Retesting of the code that has been previously successfully tested.
- Black box testing: The testing is used for testing of software functionalities.
