The culture of QA implies new workflows, processes, and tools, all of which create a lot of change for an existing team of product engineers. But, for businesses – transformation is inevitable when rapid scalability is the only option. A good QA practice will ensure quality without compromising on performance and speed to market. The most important thing to remember is that change is an emotional process for people. So, empathetic and thoughtful change management is crucial to success.

Albeit software testing is considered as the number one source for delays in your development lifecycle, ensuring quality of your software is an unavoidable practice. Considering the current software market where the competition is extremely fierce. That makes quality even more vital. With many choices, consumers have no patience for bugs, and when bugs reach users, apps get deleted.

At Wimoku we have analyzed the issues that occur in a standard quality assurance approach which directly relates to inefficient processes causing inevitable delays. When there are inefficient processes in your development lifecycle you are also likely to find yourselves overworked and demotivated. 

After years of multiple implementations and careful assessment of Software Quality impact on site and client reliability patterns, we have developed a proven and tested framework for implementing the right QA practices on a wide range of software development environments and methodologies.