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Continuous Testing

E PARASOFT. What is Continuous Testing? Continuous Testing is NOT simply more automation. It's the reassessment of software quality practices-driven by an organization's cost of quality and balanced for speed and agility. Development Integration QA Performance Staging Policy Policy Policy Policy Policy Execution Execution Execution Execution Execution Actions Actions Actions Actions Actions Assessment Assessment Assessment Assessment Assessment Continuous Testing provides a quantitative assessment of risk and produces actionable tasks that mitigate these risks before progressing to the next stage of the SDLC. The Cost of Quality Today The cost of quality isn't the price of creating quality software-it's the penalty or risk incurred by failing to deliver quality software. The most notable software failures in 2012 and 2013 initiated an average -3.35% decline in stock price-an average of negative $ 2.15 billion loss of market capitalization. Average decline in stock price per incident: -3.35% Equivalent loss of market capitalization: $ 2,158,320,324 Continuous Testing creates a central system of decision that helps you assess the business risk each application presents to your organization. Policy Management Defect Prevention Requirements Defined Defect Remediation Tasks Development Development Test Integration Testing System Testing Automated Tests Automated Tests Automated Tests Static Analysis API Tests Functional Tests Unit/Component Smoke Test Performance Tests CI Build Peer Review Performance Tests Security Tests Service Virtualization - Test Environment Access This guides developers to meet business expectations and provides managers visibility to make informed trade-off decisions. Go No Go Business Decision Release Path Why Continuous Testing? Drives a central system of decision that helps you assess the business risk each application presents to your organization. Establishes a safety net that allows developers to bring new features to market faster. Helps both business and technical managers make better trade-off decisions between release scope, time, and quality. Continuous Testing can help you answer the following questions at the time of the critical "go / no-go" decision for a software release candidate: Are you really ready to release? » Are we done testing? » Does the release candidate achieve expected quality standards? » What are the quantifiable risks associated with the release candidate? » How confident are we that we won't end up in the news for software failures? Elements of Continuous Testing Risk Assessment Are You Ready to Release? Service Virtualization Eliminate Test Environment » Technical debt » Risk mitigation tasks » Coverage optimization » Test quality assessment Access Issues Risk Assessment Test Policy Analysis Environment Access Test Optimization Ensure Findings are Accurate and Actionable Continuous Policy Analysis Keep up with Evolving Business Demands Testing » Management » Construction » Test data management Test Requirements Traceability Optimization Advanced Advanced Analysis Expose Application Risks Early Analysis » Defect prevention with static analysis » Change impact analysis » Scope and prioritization Requirements Traceability Determine if you are "Done-Done" Continuous Testing Resources Continuous Testing MRASOFT Continuous Testing eBook by Parasoft Continuous Testing Introduction Video 44-page eBook – available at www.parasoft.com/continuoustestingbook or amazon.com 90-second overview - available at www.parasoft.com 000 %24

Continuous Testing

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Continuous Testing provides a quantitative assessment of risk and produces actionable tasks that mitigate these risks before progressing to the next stage of the SDLC.

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