by Jethro Lloyd | Aug 14, 2020 | Quality Assurance
Bringing your business into the modern world of technology is complex, expensive, and in general, a very daunting task for most organizations. Modernizing your business technologies means converting or changing legacy systems and applications to more scalable and...
by Jethro Lloyd | Jul 8, 2020 | Quality Assurance
Companies worldwide are growing and adapting, which means they’re continually looking to technology and software programs to sustain their business processes. In today’s digitally centered society, end users are more demanding than ever. They don’t care...
by iLAB | Jul 8, 2019 | Quality Assurance
iLAB recently cited internal experts to share tips about software risk management and software quality assurance with members of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber in the organization’s weekly newsletter. Does your software present a risk to your company’s...
by iLAB | May 8, 2019 | Quality Assurance
One of the most important aspects of any team effort is communication. Even a baseball team has their own set of hand signals for pitchers, and phrases to yell when a pop fly is on the loose. The same principles are true for anyone working in software development –...
by iLAB | Apr 24, 2019 | Quality Assurance
Quality isn’t supposed to be subjective. By definition, a quality product meets a certain set of standards that are not only agreed upon, but deemed superior. Every manufacturer has a process that finds flaws in design or production and fixes them to make products...
by iLAB | Apr 17, 2019 | Quality Assurance
In software development, a defect can generally be considered any circumstance where the software doesn’t behave as expected or desired. Today, digital products go to market with 10-15% of defects or more unaddressed, even when they are known. One thing we hear often...
