Field Trials

At Telcolab, we tailor our strategy, planning, and standardized approach to meet the specific requirements of our clients, ensuring a harmonious balance between manual and automated testing methodologies. Before commencing field testing, we meticulously prepare a pre-FT report encompassing essential details such as the test schedule, scope, carrier information, and Device Under Test (DUT) specifications. Our focus is on assigning competent resources capable of executing test cases in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). We equip our team with the necessary tools, logistics, SIM cards, and software required to conduct field testing seamlessly. Telcolab places great emphasis on Research and Development (R&D), developing operator-specific test plans that span across 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G technologies, enabling execution on commercial networks worldwide. To enhance efficiency, we have developed our proprietary in-house automation tool, MATT, tailored for customized test plans and stress testing. Our commitment to providing the best and most secure work environment is underscored by our well-trained team, both domestically and internationally.

Stationary Testing:

Telcolab’s stationary testing services are designed to deliver bug-free and high-performing devices to enterprises, ensuring ample regression coverage and accelerating time to market. By leveraging our stationary testing services, companies have achieved higher scores on customer experience indexes while reducing costs and improving time to market. Our stationary testing comprises two components:

1. Manual Testing:

Device testing is a nuanced process where real human experience can yield desired results. Our Quality Assurance (QA) teams utilize manual testing to ensure that the final product functions as intended. With a focus on exploring use-cases from the end user’s perspective, manual testing verifies adherence to specified criteria and identifies any deviations. Each test case is meticulously executed manually, with any deviations documented in bug reports for resolution by developers. Manual testing is user-centric, emphasizing exploratory monitoring to validate whether the application meets user requirements and expectations. It serves as a vital element in software development, uncovering more usability issues than automated testing due to its flexibility. Manual testing precedes automated testing for newly developed software, ensuring bug-free functionality through rigorous scrutiny and verification. Telcolab’s Manual Test Approach:

• Functional test
• Modem test
• Performance KPI Test
• Stability test