Webinar | V-Model 2.0: A Holistic, Customer-Centric Approach to Software Testing

In our joint webinar with Magna, we’ll talk about insights and challenges in combining the V-Model with Crowdtesting.

Save the date and join on May 27 at 17:00 CEST

What’s the webinar about

You’ll get hands-on experiences in the process of testing integrated software in the automotive industry. Our hosts will share their knowledge around test cases, tools, automation, Crowdtesting, and how to best combine them.

Learn how the V-Model approach can be used for validation and functions, and which challenges arise when combining it with Crowdtesting. Our hosts will give you practical examples of test automation in the V-Model and run a panel discussion on the pros and cons of a separate, versus a combined, approach.

The examples will mostly be taken from the automotive industry as the complexity of software in cars increases, as well as the requirements and quality standards. Every new car has some type of software integrated – be it clearly visible and usable by the driver, or hidden under the hood.

What’s the V-Model?

The V-Model in software development is an extension of the waterfall model and shows which development stages are linked to different testing methods.

The V-Model is often criticized as outdated and not suitable for agile development. Nevertheless, it has developed over time and also supports flexibility during the development process. It’s not only helpful but essential when developing products with a high need for stability like in the automotive industry. That need for stability is also the reason why the medical device industry works with this model as well.

Our hosts

Bastian Raymann, Group Leader Software Solutions, Magna

Alexander Mosen, Business Development Manager, Magna

Georg Hansbauer, CTO & Founder, Testbirds

Max Kerscher-Cameron, Head of Sales, Testbirds

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Testbirds specialises in the testing of software such as apps, websites and Internet of Things applications by using innovative technologies and solutions. Under the slogan, “Testing Reality”, the company offers various testing methods to its clients looking to optimise the user-friendliness and functionality of their digital products. With over 250,000 registered testers located in 193 countries, Testbirds is one of the world’s leading crowdtesting providers. In addition, the IT service provider utilises cloud based technologies to support customers in the optimisation of their digital products. The combination of the two testing methods delivers a unique and extensive portfolio that takes the quality of software to the next level. Testbirds was founded in 2011 by Philipp Benkler, Georg Hansbauer and Markus Steinhauser. Today, the company has over 100 employees. Other than its headquarters in Munich, there are now offices in Amsterdam, London and Stockholm, franchises in Hungary and Russia and sales partners in Italy.