Testing centre of excellence

Quality, engineered

A federal unit of testing processes, people and tools operating as a shared service — proven industry tools and in-house accelerators applied right across the software lifecycle, so releases land on the date they were promised.

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Why a centre of excellence

Preservation of quality compliance, through specialised testing.

Testing scattered across projects repeats the same work and learns nothing. A shared unit keeps the tooling, the accelerators and the domain knowledge in one place, and lends them out.

We leverage proven, industry-accepted and in-house developed tools and accelerators to drive our testing services across the software lifecycle. A dedicated, experienced team of specialists makes sure the software meets end-user needs, and gives you an edge by enabling faster time-to-market.

To hold those quality objectives steady, we run a Testing Centre of Excellence: a federal unit of testing processes, people and tools operating as a shared service, so the benefit reaches every vertical rather than one project at a time.

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What a shared unit changes
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CoE landscape

One pass through the lifecycle, four times over.

Every engagement moves through the same four stages. What changes between clients is how much of the execution is automated — not the shape of the work.

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IT governance and test process
Underneath all four stages — the same gates, the same evidence, whichever project is running.
The TCoE model

The foundations

Vision, tooling, governance and the assets that carry from one project to the next. Take any one away and it goes back to being a team of testers.

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Domain capability

What we test, and what we test for.

The left column is the kind of application; the right is the kind of question asked of it. Most engagements pick from both.

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Agile-based flexible models

Three ways to buy the same bench.

The unit does not change shape per client. How you engage with it does.

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Work with the TCoE

Bring us the release that keeps slipping.

We will walk the current test pack, tell you what is worth automating and what is not, and scope one lifecycle stage before anyone signs anything.

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