Automated test generation has become a critical aspect of modern software development. As software systems grow in complexity, writing exhaustive tests manually becomes time-consuming, prone to errors, and can delay release cycles. Automated unit test generation helps developers create reliable, well-tested code efficiently, saving time and improving code quality.
At System Verification, we understand that working in the IT sector, particularly in Software Quality Assurance (SQA), demands a high level of expertise. Our consultants are expected to navigate complex frameworks, programming languages, and emerging technologies. Yet, technical proficiency alone is not enough to thrive in today’s fast-paced consulting environment.
In Part 1, we explored the challenge of unplanned downtime and the solution offered by AI-powered predictive maintenance. Now, let’s look at the concrete benefits for both manufacturing and software quality assurance (QA).
In both manufacturing and software development, unplanned downtime is a critical issue that can disrupt operations, cause significant financial losses, and reduce productivity. While in manufacturing, downtime often results from equipment failures, in the software world, it can be caused by system crashes, defects, or unexpected technical issues that halt production lines or customer-facing applications.
System Verification proudly supports causes that make a real difference, not just for today, but for tomorrow. Over the years, we have prioritized supporting initiatives that reflect our values, supporting education and sustainability. We have developed a long-standing partnership with “Ruku na Srce” in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This volunteer-based humanitarian organization is dedicated to helping families and children in need, bringing hope and meaningful change to their lives.
On October 15-16, it was time again for the annual conference Testforum, arranged by NFI, in Stockholm. A large number of people from the industry, the public sector, and academia attended the conference to listen to 14 presentations covering different aspects of testing.
In a rapidly changing digital world, it's more important than ever that quality assurance (QA) not only keeps up with development but also leads the way. As new technologies and innovations reshape the landscape for software development and testing, we ensure that we use the best tools and methods to deliver the highest quality to our customers. Gartner’s latest report on the 2025 strategic technology trends highlights several areas that will directly impact the future of QA, and here’s how we address these challenges and opportunities.
At System Verification, we take pride in fostering collaborations with industry leaders, and our recent visit from our customer, Alfa Laval, was no exception. Hans Troiza, CTO IT of Alfa Laval, along with two members from their AI Centre of Excellence (AI CoE), visited our Malmö office to share their journey into AI and machine learning (ML). Their presentation shed light on the evolution of AI at Alfa Laval, the challenges they’ve faced, and how they are shaping the future of responsible AI.
ISO certifications are a key part of how System Verification drives quality and sustainability. By being certified under ISO9001 and ISO14001, we ensure not only that our processes are efficient and structured, but also that we actively take responsibility for the environment. We sat down with Jonas Gyllenspetz, overall responsible for our ISO Certifications and our internal auditors Eric Järdemar, and Fredrik Hägg, to gain a deeper understanding of how ISO certifications impact our daily work and how they help us continually strive for improvement.
In the growing landscape of the financial industry, quality assurance (QA) professionals face many challenges in ensuring financial software's robustness, security, and compliance. This blog post dives into the challenges faced by QA teams within the financial sector and provides insights into their perspectives and strategies to address them effectively. With strict regulations, rapid technological advancements, and the need for seamless user experiences, QA teams must employ innovative and comprehensive approaches to uphold the integrity of financial systems.
