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Software Testing is important

In contracts with an organization’s internal IT applications whereas the number of users were relatively small, the user bases of most Web based E-commerce applications like “Internet banking” and “Internet stock trading” systems are large and with unknown number of external users. System failures in these B2B and B2C applications are highly visible and will easily cause frustrated customers to turn to competitors

The Internet trends have serious implications on project managers when developing E-commerce applications and the serious consequences of application failure simply means that deploying untested software is simply not an option. Nowadays, IT project teams are required not only to ensure their applications can meet the functional requirements but also to make sure their applications are reliable and capable to meet the performance requirements even under full loads conditions. The risks and impacts of releasing an application that is “not yet ready” are much greater now than ever before because of the ever-increasing expectations and demands of the end users.

Software Testing has always been an integral and critical phase of any software development project that focus primarily on evaluating or assessing application quality, which is realized through the following core practices:

  • Find and document defects in software applications.

  • Validate and prove the assumptions made in design and requirement specifications.

  • Validate that the software application works as designed.

Key advantages of applying structured testing methodology during the early stage of the software development lifecycle are as follows:

  • Risk is identified and reduced in the primary stages of development instead of in the closing stages.

  • Repairs to problems are less costly.

  • The release date can be more accurately predicted throughout the project.

  • The application can be released on schedule.

  • The business strategy can be executed effectively with budget under control.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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