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Engineering quality into digital services 

Posted by: Mibin Boban, Head of Quality Engineering, GDS and Pam Crosby, Head of Quality, LAA, Ministry of Justice, Posted on: 12 October 2026 - Categories: Software Engineering, Technology, Testing
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The cross-government testing community’s Quality Engineering Principles have been developed to help teams build quality throughout the lifecycle of a digital service.

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