Internal Test Center

Qualitative testing without the disadvantages of a proprietary testing environment. That's the M2Q Test Center!

Don’t want to set up a testing environment in your own organization or allocate resources to testing? The in-house M2Q Test Center takes everything off your hands, allowing you to fully concentrate on your core business.

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OUR FORMULAS...

Pay As You Go

Some tests are relatively independent of the client's content or business logic. Take the testing of a Web site's usability.

Fixed-Price

For some familiar testing assignments, we can set a fixed price in advance. The fixed price is also partly determined by the specific service you expect from us.

THE BENEFITS...

Cost saving

We avoid the need for constant investment in internal testing infrastructure and staff training.

Scalable & Flexible

Our Test Center can be easily scaled up or down depending on needs.

Time-efficient

We work in parallel with the development team = faster testing process = faster time to market

Specialized Expertise Access

Access to a wide range of talented and experienced testers with specialized knowledge in different areas of software testing.

Independent perspective

Our internal testers are not influenced by internal politics or corporate culture => more critical of software quality

Advanced tools

M2Q invests in advanced tools and technologies. This means improved test efficiency and accuracy.

What are Nearshore and Agile Software Testing Services?

Software testing services refers to the process of verifying a system for the purpose of identifying any errors or defects in a software application or program so that it functions according to customer and end-user requirements. Each product must be delivered to the full specifications required by the customer, which means that quality assurance must be thorough, deliberate and efficient. The traditional way of software development is known as the Waterfall method, in which the building process is broken down into a series of steps. This linear design provides a clear direction, but at the expense of versatility and seamless delivery. Agile Software Testing, as a current, popular alternative, can be implemented at the beginning of the project with continuous integration between development and testing, something the Waterfall method is not capable of. Instead of being sequential, Agile software development is continuous. Finally, nearshore refers to the geographic location used for outsourcing projects and services to partner companies. Most business-minded people are already familiar with offshore and onshore outsourcing, which use overseas partners and country-based third-party companies respectively to supplement your software development teams. Nearshore, by comparison, is used for outsourcing companies that are within the same time zones as your company, but located within the borders of a separate country. This allows you to have your quality assurance and software testing comprehensive teams in a location that is near the country of your headquarters.

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Manual Vs. Automated testing

High-level testing is divided into two forms: manual and automated testing. The biggest difference between manual and automated testing is who performs the test case. Manual testing uses the input, inspection and attention of human testers. Automated testing, as you may understand, uses a tool to do the work for you. Manual testing is done by a tester through patient, time-tested effort. Every human tester interacts with the application or software, clicking through it to find gaps or errors. This method may take more time, but offers the unique insight of hands-on experience to help with final quality control. Automated testing is performed by a machine or tool that executes a prewritten test script. Since each test is pre-programmed, the quality of the tests depends on how well the scripts are written. It is more reliable and robust than manual, but poor programming can lead to missed errors and bugs in the product.