Within the Application development lifecycle, the QA Manager is responsible for both the resources and tools used to ensure that defects are identified early and do not materialise once the applications go into production.

The cost of resolving a defect in production can be  x1000 times more expensive that capuring the defect early in the development lifecycle. 

The QA Manager will lead a team that will address the three pillars of quality:

• Does the application provide the functionality needed to meet business requirements?
• Does the application function with sufficient performance to meet business requirements?
• Does the application deliver adequate security to meet business requirements?

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