Case Study: Australian Computer Society strengthens test governance maturity with Planit

Australian Computer Society strengthens test governance and reduces defects with Planit in 9 months

The Australian Computer Society (acs), the country's largest professional body for its ICT sector, faced significant risk due to a lack of formal test governance for its high-impact website. With simultaneous upgrade and business-as-usual streams, ACS had no test strategy, planning, or structured UAT and PVT cycles, leaving them exposed to potential revenue loss and damage to member trust. Planit was engaged to provide QA leadership and structure.

Planit embedded a senior Test Manager who defined a risk-aligned test strategy and introduced structured test plans, templates, and coordinated testing cycles. This provided consistent reporting and improved traceability between requirements and test cases. As a result, Planit helped ACS significantly reduce the number of defects reaching production, establish consistent and reusable testing artefacts, and instill greater confidence in its digital delivery through formalized governance.

Australian Computer Society (acs)