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The beginning of a project lays the groundwork for the rest of the project. The purpose of this phase is to set the framework for the project, which involves: - Traditional SDLC based Waterfall Model
- Iterative Spiral Model
- Rational Unified Process
- Traditional SDLC based Waterfall Model
- Traditional Waterfall Methodology primarily takes care of the analysis phase, then the designing phase, and then the implementation phase to follow, with testing carrying out the whole process. All the phases have definite entry and exit criteria. The transition of this stage is triggered through management decision point by approving the phase end deliverables. This framework is called the Waterfall Model because each phase runs naturally into the next one like water over a series of falls.
- This model works out as a best suite when the requirements freeze upfront and are well-documented with no uncertainty in the scope. It is usually used to execute small scale projects.
- Requirement Definition
- Specification Phase
- System & Software Design
- Implimentation & Unit Testing
- Integration & System Testing
- Acceptance Testing
- Operations & Maintenance
- For LBM, continuous process improvement is a way of life.
- QA Methodologies
- Regression Testing (Manual and Automated Testing)
- Performance Testing
- Load Testing
- Stress Testing
- Compatibility Testing
- Configuration Testing
- Installation Testing
- Ad Hoc Testing
- Custom Scripts
- Integration/System Testing
- For functional automation
- Mercury win runner
- Mercury QTP
- End to end testing
- For performance automation
- Mercury load runner
- Rational robot
- Silk performer
- Junit
- For SCM/version control
- Microsoft visual source safe
- Our service can maintain the integrity of all components throughout the software lifecycle.
- At LBM comprehensive quality plans are developed, which affirms the quality features that needs to be implemented in the software which is being developed. These quality plans also chart the development plans for optimal quality product development.Our process methodology is continually reviewed for improvement to further ensure quality development and product delivery consistent with customer expectations.
- LBM offers the following methodologies of the testing:
- Web Based Issue Tracking
- Integration and Regression testing
- Compatibility testing
- Performance testing
- Acceptance testing
- White box and Black box testing
- Functionality and UI testing
- Load testing
- Compliance testing
- Compiler testing
- Server testing
- Manual testing
- Custom scripts
- Intelligent Test Case Designing
