But, you may not have heard of network testing. With a fully managed network testing approach, the vendor is fully responsible for choosing the right team, coordinate their efforts, and managing the end of the test cycle to end. Meanwhile, shares of partnership co-managed network testing responsibilities: writing client test cases, inviting testers, assign test cases, run the test, and monitor test results. This approach is preferred by organizations that want to share the testing process and test each time based on immediate needs. In the end, the client discovered that the network testing approach (either fully managed or co-managed) produces a higher quality of test coverage and problem reporting, while testing it for rewarding work and a fair wage.
Split the device between employees
While this sounds like a fun strategy, it is usually time-expensive. Your QA team may lean and focus on test strategies, management, and automation. You may not hire testers users enough to cover the device.
Time is not the only problem with this strategy. Team in your home knows how mobile apps or sites must operate, and will not come it with fresh eyes. It was also challenging to handle localization testing and the scope of the device when testing with this method.
Although laboratory digital device that provides online access easy, simple cleaning methods they use to present the test device and the centralized location does not match the real-world environment.
What you see is the size and responsiveness of the device's screen, but you do not really experience the OS and other physical elements such as batteries, storage devices, and connectivity.
That is why most engineering and quality teams chose to partner with experienced testers that can provide real device coverage.