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SaaS customers are essentially paying for the convenience of using a vendor’s software without the responsibility of maintaining it. Essentially, what this means for developers is that they need to be very much on point when it comes to designing, developing, and maintaining the products they’re selling.

In today’s world, software is integral to nearly every aspect of business and life— from smartphones and tablet computers to financial institutions and aircraft control systems. Software companies must ensure that their code adheres to the highest standards of quality, efficiency, and security to maintain customers’ trust. However, achieving this goal can be challenging given the sheer number of product features that must be tested. This is why having a plan for software testing that might include some form of partnership with a provider of Quality as a Service (QaaS) should be considered somewhat early on.

Test automation is rapidly growing in popularity, allowing more complex software to come out faster and better than before. Automation cuts costs, saves time, and improves the accuracy of many tests, but it’s not a universal fix for all cases.

As the banking world shifts towards more remote and less physical, cloud infrastructure, cyber-security, and user experience reach new levels of significance.

The importance of quality assurance in software development has never been greater. As software penetrates every aspect of our lives, it’s more critical than ever that it remains trustworthy, easy to engage with, and secure. Further, to remain competitive, developers need to make an efficient and effective product that does exactly what the user expects it to.

Software testing comes in countless forms, each used at different stages of the dev process. It can be broken down into countless subdivisions, but ultimately, testing is a part of the overall QA process. As such, some software testing best practices cover the wide scope of software testing in general, and others apply to individual test efforts.