That’s why the QA team chose qTest to standardize QA processes, establish a single source of truth throughout the organization, and achieve enterprise-wide visibility.
For over 100 years, this life insurance, investment and retirement services provider has had a reputation for innovation. Today, the company is using modern digital technology to engage customers in pursuit of their health, along with financial stability. As the business grew rapidly, largely through acquisition, the company’s eight independent testing teams needed to keep up with a rapid release pace and agile development practices. The Enterprise Technology Quality group took steps to streamline their processes and tools to create a strategic approach to software quality in an agile environment.
The company’s testing teams are responsible for ensuring the quality of the organization’s applications, which include customer-facing website, mobile app and integrated voice system, as well as the administration, billing and reporting systems employees use to support millions of customers throughout the United States.
Because these systems deal with sensitive personal data and help individuals achieve some of their most important goals, software quality is a critical initiative for the business. However, with each team having its own process for documenting activities, test cases and results, there was no single source of truth for QA efforts across the organization, which made it difficult to get an accurate picture of overall software quality and define clear and concrete goals for improvement.
Early in 2017, the company’s leadership made a decision to build a centralized software quality strategy. The new Enterprise Technology Quality group needed a unified quality platform, and after evaluating several available solutions, the team ultimately chose Tricentis’ qTest along with a number of integrated tools to support the entire quality lifecycle.