We help you avoid rework and delays.
Sparq’s Quality Engineering team is comprised of professionals trained to solve your most complex problems, not just report them. Using a collaborative approach, our QA Analysts, Software Development Engineers in Testing (SDET) and Automation Engineers will work with you to determine whether automated or manual testing (or a combination of both) will be most useful for your product.
A major US-based airline needed help testing and launching a new application that would ensure FAA requirements compliance for aircraft Extended Operations (ETOPS) flight standards. Not meeting the deadline meant the airline would have to push back the launch of their new routes, therefore leading to lost revenue. Our team partnered to conduct Unit, Business Driven Development (BDD), Test-Driven Development (TDD), integration, component and performance tests and ensuring that everything was deployed on time and at the highest quality.
Mobile App Testing: Real or Virtual Device?
To meet users’ demands, businesses have started to incorporate mobile application testing as a part of their testing strategy, along with web application testing. Learn more in this article.
Quality Assurance: Why Should Requirements Be Tested?
QA team members are very good at questioning requirements because they must understand how to test all features. When testers question the requirements at the beginning of a project, they can reduce defects in the code. Learn more in this article.
Why Requirements Should Be Tested – A Lesson in Quality Assurance
Software development teams may be accustomed to working with quality assurance (QA) teams at the end of the development cycle but there are many reasons to involve QA at the beginning of a project. Learn about them in this article.
Cyberattacks Never Stop: Why Penetration Testing Should Always Be on Your Radar
Marriott. T-Mobile. Carnival Corporation. These are just three out of the long list of companies that fell victim to cyber security breaches in 2020 alone. And now, with hackers actively targeting essential services providers, no one is truly safe. What can your organization do to avoid becoming a victim? The answer is simple: penetration testing.