<h5>Maximum reliability and availability, coupled with a high and consistent quality of system functionality - these are core requirements that broadcasters and content providers want to ensure in any case. This applies equally to the introduction, centralization or major update of systems, services or components.<br />We have observed in many companies that the test management required for this is project-specific and inconsistent. Valuable resources are wasted trying to solve the same tasks individually over and over again. The prerequisites for efficient regression testing are seldom met and, as a rule, rare experts instead of a multitude of testers have to check the quality. As a result, testing often becomes a critical bottleneck in a project and achieving the desired quality becomes a matter of luck. Insufficient productive stability and dissatisfied users are then the inevitable result.</h5><h5>In order to find out about the state of test management in our own company, we have developed a best practice test management model that serves as a benchmark for reviewing the respective procedure.</h5><h5>Based on this assessment, the customer itself examines the current state of test management in a first step. In this way, possible gaps in the procedure can be quickly recognized via a special dashboard and optimization potentials in the currently lived overall process can be identified.</h5><h5>The results of the assessment can be the first step towards a standardized test management. sommer + spohr is happy to support the change, which will ultimately lead to central know-how being built up and used in all projects. At the end of the day, the measures taken will reduce costs, free valuable personnel from ballast and ensure reliable operation.</h5> <img width="1024" height="697" src="https://www.consulting4media.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Assessment-Testmanagement-1024x697-1.jpeg" alt="" loading="lazy" />
