Is fast delivery eating your software’s quality for breakfast? How Fluvius is turning the ISO framework into practice.
How do you ensure the quality of your software and systems while enabling changes in applications to go quickly into production? It’s not a simple task. Reliability, usability, performance efficiency at the product level, and quality in use are only a few of the requirements.
06 / 10 / 22
13:30
Virtual meeting
In this Debate Room, we will exchange insights into practical ways to guarantee the quality of software and systems. First, get inspired by how Fluvius puts the ISO standard to work for the organisation. Then share your experiences, challenges and solutions: are you testing application ease of use and visual correctness manually, or have you (partially) automated the testing? Have you found a way to ensure fast enough testing to avoid bottlenecks? Etc…
Agenda
13:30
Welcome and introduction
Levi Nietvelt, Business Manager, Beltug (English)
13:45
User story: Fluvius’s approach to guaranteeing software quality.
The merger of Flemish grid companies Infrax and Eandis to form Fluvius triggered many new ICT projects. Together with the demand for new applications to support the energy transition and the use of smart meter data, this led to a large increase in the number of developers in the ICT department. Faster delivery, keeping up with current today’s usability standards, performance, security and other quality aspects are all day-to-day challenges for the team. In this presentation, we’ll discover several aspects of Fluvius’ quality approach, and hear about the achievements so far, and the hurdles ahead.
Peter Wuyts, Teamlead ICT Development Factories, and Ben Goossens, Quality responsible ICT Development Factories, Fluvius (English)
14:15
Moderated debate on how to guarantee software quality
15:00
Wrap up & end