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What is software quality assurance?

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Software quality assurance (QA) is the monitoring of software engineering procedures and methodologies used in a project to guarantee adequate software quality. It could involve ensuring compliance with standards or models.

Quality assurance testers, often known as QA engineers, software testers, or software test engineers, create test plans to evaluate new and current software, debug code, and enhance software program usability. QA testers collaborate with the development team to create high-quality software.

Our Software QA and Testing Services

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Module Testing

Individual subprograms, subroutines, classes, or functions in a software are tested using module testing.
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Function Testing

Functional testing involves feeding an input to the software functions and assessing the outcome.
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System Testing

System testing evaluates a fully integrated software product.
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Facility Testing

Facility Testing generates an artificial entity in a database to perform test transactions alongside live input.
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Stress Testing

By testing beyond the bounds of regular functioning, stress testing establishes the robustness of software.
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Usability Testing

Usability testing examines a website's, app's, or other software's operation by monitoring real users as they attempt to accomplish activities on it.
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Security Testing

Security testing identifies system weaknesses and ensures that the software's data and resources are safe from potential invaders.
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Performance Testing

Performance testing examines how well a software performs in terms of responsiveness and stability when subjected to a specific workload.
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Reliability Testing

Reliability testing determines whether a software can operate without failure for a certain period of time.

Why outsource your Software QA and
Testing needs

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Cambria is an experienced outsourced software testing company that will assist you in identifying errors and problems before they cost your organization money.

You would not need to invest in extra technology to do testing; instead, you could simply delegate the technical expertise required to produce performant software to us.


Available Expertise
Cambria has the available expertise for companies looking to outsource their software development needs.

When you outsource software QA and testing to our company, you will be able to select the top talents from our organization who specialize in your specific issues of interest.

Our knowledge will not only assist you in launching a more full, functional software, but we will also be able to advise you on your software QA process and strategy.

An outsourced software QA and testing company can respond, grow, and report in incredibly fast time frames because of the knowledge and automation scripts already in place.

Different time zones, for example, can be advantageous to your organization. As a result, the time it takes to complete your software QA life cycle will be reduced.

Developer offering software QA and testing outsourcing solutions so companies can focus on essential business operations.

For your in-house personnel, software quality assurance could be a demanding responsibility. Outsourcing the software QA and testing process allows your organization to concentrate on the development process and other essential business operations.

Your in-house software QA and testing team's burden will be reduced, giving them the bandwidth and productivity they require to produce solid, effective software solutions.

Cambria, a software QA and testing outsourcing company, will be able to detect issues that your organization's programmers may have missed.

We can provide you with an independent and objective assessment of your software product's strengths and flaws.

Companies looking to outsource their software QA and testing needs define the scope, cost, and timeliness of their project.

When outsourcing software QA and testing, service providers must conform to the principles and aims of the companies that outsource them.

As a result, outsourced software QA service providers like us will ensure that the necessary software quality is achieved.

Working with software testing and QA outsourcing companies like us will help you save money, resources, and time.

It is a far less expensive option than internal hiring, training, and giving adequate resources to a new or emerging team.

Start building your software with us!

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Our strategy is simple. Outstanding programmers do not need middle managers or elaborate QC controls. And our clients deal directly with the programmer.


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Our Software QA and Testing Process

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Module testing (or unit testing) is the process of evaluating a software's component subprograms, subroutines, classes, or methods. Specifically, rather than evaluating the software as a whole, testing is initially focused on the program's smaller building parts.

The goal of module testing is to compare a module's function to a functional or interface definition that defines the module. To underscore the purpose of all testing methods, the goal here is to demonstrate that the module violates the specification, not that it fulfills the specification.

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A software error happens when a program fails to perform the function that its end user reasonably expects it to do. Even if you performed an absolutely flawless module test, you couldn't ensure that you detected all software bugs. Then, in order to finish the screening, some further testing is required.

Software development is mostly a process of sharing information about the final program and converting this information from one form to another. As a result, the great majority of software failures can be traced to faults, errors, and "noise" during information transfer and translation.

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The practice of attempting to uncover differences between the software and the external specification is known as function testing. An external specification is a detailed description of the software's behavior from the perspective of the end user. To execute a function test, you must first examine the specification in order to generate a collection of test cases.

Remember that the function test's aim is to identify problems and inconsistencies with the specification, not to demonstrate that the software fits its external specification.

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System testing compares the system or software to its initial aims. Focus on translation mistakes created throughout the process of developing the external specification while looking for differences between the software and its objectives.

This makes the system test a critical procedure, because this point in the development cycle is typically the most mistake prone in terms of the software, the amount of errors produced, and the severity of those faults.

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This process determines that the software fulfills the objective or "what" of the program, line by line. Examples of these objectives are, "syntax should be consistent" and "user should be able to select a range of locations." A mental comparison of the objectives with the user guide is sometimes adequate for this testing method.

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At least a few volume tests must be performed on each software. Volume testing is used to demonstrate that the software cannot manage the volume of data indicated in its objectives.

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The software is subjected to significant pressures, or stressors, during stress testing.

An example would be assessing a typist: A volume test would assess if the typist could handle a draft of a huge report, while a stress test would check if the typist could type at a rate of 50 words per minute.

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Possible flaws, that even the most rigorous automated testing process would likely miss, can still be found when an end user tests the software in a real-world situation.

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The practice of attempting to create test cases that circumvent the program's security checks is known as security testing. By looking for security flaws in current software that provide services comparable to the one you're testing, you can create test cases to see if your software has the same issues.

Web-based applications frequently require a greater level of security testing than other types of apps. This is particularly true for e-commerce sites. Although there is enough technology, security testing must be done periodically to assure safety of the software's users.

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Many software have precise performance or efficiency goals, indicating things like reaction times and throughput rates under specific workload and setup conditions. Test cases must be written in such a way that they demonstrate that the software fails to meet its performance objectives.

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Most software that are created are not entirely new; they are frequently substitutes for some outdated system. As a result, applications frequently have specific goals in terms of compatibility with, and conversion methods from, the existing system.

In this process, you strive to induce faults when transferring data from one system to another.

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All sorts of testing aim to enhance software reliability, but if the software's objectives include explicit assertions about quality, specific reliability tests can be developed.

Today's important software systems have even higher reliability criteria, and modern technology should be able to fulfill these objectives.

Software Testing and QA Outsourcing to the Philippines

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Hire Cambria as your software testing and QA company. This is a good idea whether you have a system created in-house or by an outside provider. You will benefit from the specialist knowledge that we bring to solve your needs.

Adopt Agile Without Compromising Quality

With the correct emphasis - the end user experience and your company goals – you can become really Agile and boost efficiency.

Software QA and Testing Outsourcing

Outsource now and save money on gathering the equipment and expertise required for software QA and testing.

Improve Your Quality Assurance and Do More

Improve your quality and processes by leveraging intelligent automation and novel solutions, supported by our industry knowledge and testing expertise.

Software QA and Testing Staff Augmentation

Augment your team with a Cambria QA tester to rapidly grow your software QA and testing team.

Affordable Services

For a variety of reasons, companies find that outsourcing is a more cost-effective option. Working with expert programmers means you're simply paying for our services, not the usual expenses connected with in-house personnel, such as sick leave, hardware, rent, software, training, and so on.

Reduce the Risks of Digital Transformation

Get your company to where it needs to go by reaping the benefits of modern technology while reducing risk.

Software Development Outsourcing Examples

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