Amsterdam, 2 December 2022 – Despite the talents that people with autism have, it is very difficult for them to function well in a regular work environment. Because of this, the idea of creating a protected environment where their talents can be fully expressed has emerged. While they are busy doing what they are good at, testing software, they are trained and coached in the areas they are less good at, namely communication skills.
Since 2015 Specialized Brains ICT has been a great asset in the Visma | Onguard testing process, namely because they perform regression testing. Regression testing refers to re-running functional and non-functional tests to ensure that previously developed and tested software still performs as expected after changes are implemented. By carrying out these regression tests regularly to verify if changes broke something unexpected, we ensure all features of our software continue to run seamlessly, ultimately benefiting our users. Specialized Brains ICT have extensive automated test scripts that run. Additionally they manually test new functionalities and edge cases which assess how the application works when you go off script.
Mike de Klerk Wolters, Product Owner at Visma | Onguard: “Over the years Specialized Brains ICT has prevented us from releasing broken software and gave us a lot of details that we changed to improve the experience of our software. Together we make a better product of our software.”
