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Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance
Swift processing and sustainability has become an integral part of technological services.
Systems have become complex and so is the need of a quality testing and assurance in order to assure least gaps and cost effectiveness to increase RoI.
We incline on using latest tools through Automation Testing and other faculties of testing like functional, system integrated, user acceptance, system interface, volumetric, usability, performance, application security, configuration and mobility testing.
- We offer partial and 360 degree quality assurance and application testing. In fact, we have always been running quality tests before and post-delivery to insure success on implementation and running of our technologies
- Our QA team at Sarvika will perform complete analysis of infrastructure, plan testing framework, assess automation potential, and execute critical test cases.
Agile Process
Agile Process is a very empowering framework that helps companies design and build the right product. It is the universal remedy for software development. Software applications developed through the Agile process have three times the success rate of the traditional Waterfall method and a much lower percentage of time & cost overruns.The process is very beneficial for software companies too because it helps them analyze and improve their product throughout its development. This enables companies to produce a highly valuable product so they stay competitive in the market.
Waterfall Model
Waterfall Model is a linear approach of project development in which the requirements are gathered at the beginning of the project. After that, a step-by-step plan is laid out to accommodate those requirements. It is one of the oldest and most traditional forms of software development, where the plan is usually divided between five to seven phases. A rule of waterfall approach is that after a phase in the development cycle is complete, the team will move onto the next phase. In no circumstances, the team will make changes in any of the previously completed phases.
RAD Model
RAD or Rapid Action Development Model is used to quickly develop and deliver working parts of a project thus enabling a fast feedback mechanism. This method is generally adopted when there is a requirement to deliver the project within a narrow timeline. Quick initial reviews, reduction in development time, and encouragement in customer feedback are the reasons for its popularity.