How to Set Up a QA Process: Approaches, Pitfalls, and More
Learn how to build a QA process and team that delivers real value — faster releases, fewer bugs, and better collaboration across the board.
What You’ll Learn
Quality should be a growth enabler, not a bottleneck. Whether you’re starting from scratch or scaling up, setting up the right QA process and team early on can transform product stability, team collaboration, and release speed. Join us to explore real-world approaches, avoid costly mistakes, and learn what it really takes to build a future-ready QA foundation.
- Popular approaches to building QA processes — shift-left, agile, and more
- Key QA team structures: embedded, centralized, hybrid, or outsourced
- How to successfully manage manual and automated QA teams
- What realistic automation looks like: balancing ROI, coverage, and cost
- Common mistakes when starting QA from zero and how to avoid them
Our Expert Speakers
Jessica Mosley
Director of Quality Engineering, TrustCloud
With a proven track record in transforming teams and cutting defects, Jessica masterfully combines leadership, forecasting, and focus on quality.
Michael Tomara
QA Lead, TestFort
Thanks to hands-on experience in manual testing and process setup, Michael knows how to build effective QA teams and workflows from the ground up.
Taras Oleksyn
AQA Lead
Using years in managing automation QA strategies, Taras designs frameworks that deliver ROI, speed up releases, and reduce maintenance overhead.
Bruce Mason
Delivery Director, TestFort
With over 25 years in project and service delivery, Bruce ensures seamless execution across TestFort’s operations.
Catch Up with Previous Issues
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QA Process Webinar
Learn how to build a QA process and team that delivers real value — faster releases, fewer bugs, and better collaboration across the board.
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AI Testing Webinar
Traditional testing breaks down for AI: models learn from data, make decisions based on patterns, and can surprise you with unexpected errors. Because of this, a single, universal playbook for AI QA simply doesn’t exist yet.
