| We provide not only testing itself, but a complete Quality Assurance service, which means the following: |
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a planned and systematic pattern of actions that ensure the developed system conforms to the technical requirements |
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a set of activities designed to evaluate the process by which your system is developed or maintained |
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| To guarantee the effectiveness and thoroughness of the testing, our QA team uses the most up-to-date technologies. Some of the techniques we use to assure the system’s proper functionality include: |
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| We determine the extent to which a product meets the expected functional requirements through validation of product features. |
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| We determine how quickly the product would execute a variety of events. Benchmarking of a product against the competition also falls under this. |
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| We check how well a product functions when it is in competition for system resources such as CPU, I/O processor, network, memory etc. |
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| We judge the capacity of a system by increasing the load placed on the resources until a failure or other unacceptable product behavior occurs. |
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| We check how well and how easily a product would install on a variety of platform configurations. |
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| We ensure that the site functions properly, it is compatible across different platforms and configurations and it can handle large number of concurrent users. |
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| Test automation becomes useful when the same set of test cases is to be executed repeatedly. This becomes useful specially, when the development team follows a RAD methodology wherein the software is evolved through multiple builds and delivery. |
