Test Management
Test management is the structured planning, steering, and execution of tests so that IT solutions are technically correct and meet business and organizational requirements. Without it, quality becomes guesswork.
In practice, test management is often the weak point: test phases are too short, environments are unrealistic, use cases are incomplete, stakeholders are missing, and there is no clear feedback loop. The result can be low user acceptance, project delays, or even production incidents. Professional test management prevents this.
The challenge
Testing is often treated as a downstream activity. Yet this is where it becomes clear whether the solution will actually be used. Tight timelines, unclear responsibilities, and missing methodology make it hard to test systematically and to use the results for decisions.
Our experience and approach
We anchor test management at the start of the project. In the design phase, we define the requirements, scenarios, and conditions that will later be tested. Central test management
- validates the solution for operations,
- creates transparency,
- involves employees early, and
- increases acceptance.
Our test managers develop a test strategy, define scope and depth according to criticality, set up the necessary structures, formulate test scenarios, integrate technical test tools, and consolidate all results for management-ready reporting. Test cases are designed to be reusable, for example, for releases, updates, or new features.
What sets us apart
We keep test management in the project even when time pressure rises. That way go-lives stay predictable, and quality stays high.
