Bring Everyone to the Same Page
Through Quality Retrospectives
- Raise awareness for the status quo
- Clarify your quality goals
- Foster everyones' quality mindset
- Ensure commitment
What is a Quality Retrospective?
A regular meeting
A Quality Retrospective is a 90-minute meeting during which the team reviews the current state of software quality, discusses specific issues, and identifies concrete actions to be taken.
Retros happen regularly, often monthly or quarterly, but sometimes also at other intervals that best fit the team's needs.
Led by a Quality Engineer
A »Quality Engineer« is responsible for preparing, moderating and following-up on the retrospectives.
CQSE's quality engineers take on this role as external facilitators, but also train others to do the job.
And Teamscale's quality insights
Teamscale's retrospectives support allows you to delve into quality-analysis data and easily create interactive presentations, as well as follow-up tasks.
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Share Knowledge And Awareness
Discuss specific quality finding from your code, to share knowledge and foster a collective awareness of quality within your team.
Define best practices to enhance code quality consistently over time.
Fine-tune Teamscale's Analysis Profiles to your coding guidelines and best practices to ensure optimal support and relevant quality feedback.
Is It Worth The Effort?
Yes!
We facilitated hundreds of retrospectives with teams across diverse companies and domains.
Although each of these teams and software projects was unique, we observed a common trend:
Aligning the entire team motivated them to focus on and improve quality sustainably.
What our customers say
Our customers care about the quality of their software.
Regular quality retrospectives with Teamscale’s Quality Engineers help us ensuring high software quality, sharing knowledge within the team and documenting our systematic approach in software security to supervisory bodies.
Teamscale enables entirely new possibilities for discussing software and communicating with the people involved. Seeing these improvements directly and long term is absolutely motivating!
