Reducing Overhead in QA and Releases
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FW: Reducing Overhead in QA and Releases.pdf
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https://morelandpartners.sharepoint.com/sites/MorelandConnect-BusinessDevelopment/Shared%20Documents/Internal%20-%20Business%20Development/System4/QBR%20Prep/FW%26%23x3a;%20Reducing%20Overhead%20in%20QA%20and%20Releases.pdf
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Moreland
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Reducing Overhead in QA and Releases
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John Learned
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Addressing issues with QA environment and deployment processes to ensure a clean and efficient release management.
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2026-06-30T02:17:40.079066+00:00
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1 of 3Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at 10:32:15Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at 10:32:15Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at 10:32:15Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at 10:32:15 PM Eastern Daylight TimePM Eastern Daylight TimePM Eastern Daylight TimePM Eastern Daylight TimeSubject:Subject:Subject:Subject:FW: Reducing Overhead in QA and ReleasesDate:Date:Date:Date:Tuesday, May 5, 2026 at 11:08:00 AM Eastern Daylight TimeFrom:From:From:From:Michael RosenbaumTo:To:To:To:Paul Franke, David BooneAttachments:Attachments:Attachments:Attachments:Outlook-rkpitzfg.png From:From:From:From: John Learned <John.Learned@morelandconnect.com>Sent:Sent:Sent:Sent: Thursday, February 5, 2026 1:49 PMTo:To:To:To: Jason SackeF <jasons@system4.com>; Deborah Kubec <dkubec@system4.com>Cc:Cc:Cc:Cc: John Dohar <John.Dohar@morelandconnect.com>; IT Consult <itconsult@system4.com>; MichaelRosenbaum <Michael.Rosenbaum@morelandconnect.com>Subject:Subject:Subject:Subject: Reducing Overhead in QA and Releases Hi Jason, I wanted to bring up something that's been coming up more frequently and is worthaddressing sooner rather than later. We've noticed a pattern where features and fixes are pushed into QA but then sit forextended periods without UAT. When that happens, untested tickets start to pollute the QAenvironment. New fixes get stacked on top of untested features, which gives us a falserepresentation of production and leads to phantom issues like the one we just investigated.Every time we chase one of those down, that's billable time spent on something that isn't areal bug. A clean QA environment that mirrors production eliminates that entirely. On top of that, when it comes time to deploy, our team has to perform what is essentiallysurgery around features that haven't been tested yet. Instead of a clean, straightforwardrelease, we're carefully picking apart what can and can't go to production. That addedcomplexity means longer deployment windows and more risk, which again translates totime and cost that shouldn't be necessary. T
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2026-05-07T02:32:26+00:00
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