A Day in Technical Support
In this QA Systems blog, Paul Dunne gives you an insight into what day in support consists of. So that hopefully in future you can get the optimal support from our QA Systems Support team.
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Performance and Quality Through Leadership
In this QA Systems's blog, Dylan Llewellyn dives into how the world's leading engineering companies manage to build and retain industry leading, high-performance people that deliver quality products on time.
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Managing risks related to the obsolescence of safety-critical embedded software verification frameworks
Obsolescence is one of the key elements that can increase the safety hazards for critical industrial systems. How can the software verification be maintained? Shall the developers restart testing all the code manually from scratch, or at least with the help of a recent software testing tool? Fin out the answers in this blog.
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The Pursuit of Perfection — An Effective Embedded Unit Test Process for Efficient Testing
As Embedded software developers, our focus is to accelerate and improve software development in the pursuit of perfection. In the forthcoming series of articles, I will look at elements that come together to make a successful, fully tested, embedded application.
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What You Don't Know About Software Quality
With more industries relying on complex software, and with safety standards evolving, the need for reliable dynamic test tools continues to grow.
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How does ISO 26262 bring Reliability, Robustness and Scrutiny to New Technologies on our Roads?
With more industries relying on complex software, and with safety standards evolving, the need for reliable dynamic test tools continues to grow.
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Have you covered *this* when testing C and C++ Software?
Part of being a technology company is about producing reliable technology at a rapid pace. We cannot sacrifice code quality just to deliver slightly faster. One of the primary tools for ensuring code quality while maintaining a rapid release schedule is writing good tests.
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Can requirements-based software testing be automated?
AI development is progressing rapidly. However, this technology is still in its infancy, but it is definitely still possible to increase automation and reduce the work involved in requirements-based testing. Read this blog to find out more.
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What is meant by Structural (Code) Coverage?
Measurement of structural coverage of code is an objective means of assessing the thoroughness of testing. There are various industry-standard metrics available for measuring structural coverage, these can be gathered easily with support from software tools. Such metrics do not constitute testing techniques, but a measure of the effectiveness of testing techniques.
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Autonomous Cars - Put Your Safety Belt on, the Future is Almost Here!
Safety Criticality is a primary concern for autonomous vehicles to prove they are safe. Techniques such as static analysis and dynamic testing, including white box testing, structural code coverage, requirements-based testing, model based testing and regression testing will be an important part of the development toolkits for these technologies.
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QA Systems experts provide industry insights. Discussing software quality for embedded systems, safety critical software development, testing techniques and automation of development processes.