Software Quality Management - SIG

Make better IT decisions with clear quality insights

Get complete visibility into the current state of your application landscape with actionable recommendations to help you fix the most pressing quality issues.

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Is poor software quality holding back your business?

Frequent crashes, slow response times, and constant bug fixes are all clear indicators of poor software quality. Not only can these issues disrupt daily operations, but they also make it difficult to adopt new technologies like AI. Without a clear system overview, dashboards, or visualizations, identifying the root causes and planning improvements can be challenging. 

Gain the clarity and direction you need

Sigrid and our IT consultants conduct a landscape scan to give you a clear overview of the current state of your software portfolio. Identify hidden risks and gain actionable recommendations to continuously improve the build quality of your applications. 

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Sigrid’s landscape scan includes:

01
Non-functional testing
Sigrid evaluates code maintainability by identifying issues like code smells and duplication, ensuring your software is easy to maintain and extend.  
02
Static application security testing
Sigrid assesses security vulnerabilities, prioritizing the most critical risks to protect your software from potential attacks.
03
Test code analysis
Sigrid analyzes test coverage and quality to ensure your software is reliable and minimizes the risk of defects in production.
04
Software composition analysis 
Sigrid identifies outdated or vulnerable open-source components, offering recommendations to update and maintain security and stability.
05
Technical and architectural debt  
By detecting technical debt and architectural debt, Sigrid helps you plan improvements for better scalability and long-term performance.
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“Making sure that you create maintainable software, but also taking the security and vulnerability part into account by scanning your code, is key. For us, but also our customers. It allows us to showcase that we’re in control.”

Cor van Herk, Director of IT at Keylane

“The SIG team provided us with useful insight regarding our core systems within only 4 days.”

Claus Sprave, Head of IT at LichtBlick SE

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“With the help of SIG we brought the software quality to the next level which helps us to deliver our installations faster.”

R&D Project Manager at MHS Houten

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