Vaish Tech has over the years, built a robust Testing Methodology that allows for effective system of reviews, metrics-driven testing processes, and standardized documentation of test ware. Evolved from the best practices observed in a wide variety of successful testing projects, our approach is flexible taking into account variances in project size, testing life cycles, system platforms, and the need to make trade-offs based on real world constraints facing our Customers. Our methodology minimizes project risk and enables us to streamline testing delivery to achieve customer satisfaction. Below diagram shows Vaish Tech seven steps delivery model
Step1: Proposal for Engagement
In this step we define the terms of reference, customer expectations, project scope & commitments and the overall project framework.
Step2: Knowledge Transfer
Here our domain experts/business analysts will ensure that the critical activity of knowledge transfer, both domain-specific as well as project specific knowledge happens smoothly and with the least possible effort.
Step3: Test Preparation
This step runs in parallel to the software development activity and the team works on preparing the test plans, producing the test strategy, test cases, traceability, test scripts, test data guidelines and Run Plans. Parallel preparation helps improve delivery time.
Step4: Test Execution
Here the actual execution of testing happens based on the test start and completion criteria. Experienced teams of test engineers facilitate flawless and timely completion.
Step5: Defect Management (Test Control)
This step involves defect management and tracking defects systematically to closure. Test logs, defect summaries, status reports and defect analyses are also produced.
Step6: Test Automation
Selecting and deploying appropriate tools for automating regression testing and performance testing is done in this step. Test execution productivity is considerably enhanced by automation.
Step7: Test Maintenance
This step implements a process and a stable framework for handling on-going release testing requirements on a long-term basis.