

Case Study
Head of Customer Service at IT Service provider of a German insurance company
Improved collaboration between data migration and testing
Company Details
- Central IT service provider of a German insurance group
- Solutions for software and hardware as well as computer and network architectures
- Around 1,400 employees
Situation and Challenge
- Project postponed several times under tight deadlines and enormous pressure to succeed
- High parallelism of all activities (development, data migration, integration and acceptance tests)
- Poorly maintained legacy systems delay development, data migration, and parallel operation
Objective and Tasks
- Timely completion of the Overall Integration Test (OIT) and Acceptance Test (UAT) for Frontrunner (Pilot) and Main Shaft
Measures and Procedures
- Introduced ‘Management “Daily” specialist’ and IT from the areas of data migration and testing
- New governance implemented
- Tandems of test managers formed from data migration and OIT to optimize use of scarce specialist resources
Results and Achievements
- Improved collaboration between data migration and testing (e.g. teams of test managers)
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