Digital Transformation is not just about implementing or adopting new technologies. It’s the journey of moving from current and manual business processes to Digital-first methods to deliver changes to the customers rapidly, leveraging existing data residing in the ecosystems for better predictions, exploit new technologies like AI and ML to create lean and automated operations, and free people for more innovative tasks.

With delivery timelines shrinking from months to weeks to days, testing moved from ‘at-the-end’ practice to ‘left’ in the development lifecycle. Testing has evolved to Quality Engineering practices that starts from Day 0 as part of application planning and establishes a continuous feedback loop to resolve issues early in the lifecycle. This POV by Sridhar Jayaraman, VP of Engineering, Qentelli highlights 5 Best Practices that companies can adopt to inculcate a Quality Engineering mindset in their product teams.

Digital businesses are characterized by their intrinsic ability of delivering quality application and provide flawless experience to the customers whenever they demand. The power lies in the hand of customers and there’s no bargain when it comes to Quality. Quality Engineering is evolving into a broader term that encompasses whole process spans the entire life cycle of the development of software, application or program.

Software Testing procedures validate an application on technical and functional grounds. Putting the product through various tests before final deployment ensures is working the same way as it was intended and designed. Regression Testing is a validation methodology to see if the recent code change has made any unwanted impact on the existing functionality of the product. In this eBook, we discuss what the impact of Regression Testing on SDLC, best practices and more.