Application Quality Testing
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- Application Quality Testing
Large IT organizations have entrusted us with their application testing and quality assurance needs. Leveraging our robust testing processes, specialized tools, and expertise our clients have significantly reduced application defects, while improving quality assurance efficiency and accuracy, and reducing costs and QA cycle times. We have considerable experience in building dedicated quality teams for our clients with a focus on ensuring reliability, availability and stability of business critical enterprise applications.
Umesh Verma
President & CEO
Blue Lance, Inc.
Core Testing Services
We have process, functional, domain and tool usage experts to help ensure that all aspects of your software application are tested and certified. We have industry recognized certifications and have forged strong partnerships with leading software testing technology vendors in an effort to bring you the highest testing quality and coverage possible. Our core testing services can help you in:
System and Integration Testing Manual and Automated Regression Testing Test Automation Compatibility and Interoperability Testing
Specialized Testing Services
Mission critical and heavy usage software applications require specialized testing to check for reliability, performance, availability and protection from external risks. This calls for specialized test experts and software tools. By partnering with us, you can get your software applications tested cost effectively without having to invest in costly software licenses or test experts who do not have to be on your company rolls all the time.
Automation Framework Development Performance Testing Security Testing
Quality Assurance Management
We offer end to end software quality assurance and testing services for each stage of your software application life cycle – during development, modernization, feature enhancements, ongoing maintenance and support and ensuring that no new errors are introduced due to changes in the application. We helps clients with the entire QA management function by setting the required infrastructure, processes and resources through a testing center, combining distributed resources, onsite or offshore.
Investments in re-usable test assets, tools and accelerators
We continuously invest in researching, developing or identifying proprietary and 3rd party test accelerators and frameworks. Our test labs are equipped with software from leading licensed and open source vendors such as HP, IBM and Apache etc. We have at our disposal ready-made test automation frameworks supporting Java, .NET and Web applications to jumpstart the QA & testing exercise. We leverage these assets to deliver immediate benefits to the customer, in terms of increased efficiency and shorter time to market.
Reliable and predictable outcomes based on proven processes and frameworks
Our mature testing processes and methodologies have kept us in good stead even in complex test requirements across diverse applications, devices and architectures. We are geared up to ensure minimal downtime of your business-critical applications by adopting a comprehensive testing strategy, so potential performance bottlenecks can be identified even before they hit the business.
Risk based testing for greater accuracy and effectiveness
We typically encourage our clients to adopt a risk based test approach to application testing. The Risk based test approach is based on the premise of testing the highest priority functions and requirements first and most rigorously.
Risk-based testing (RBT) ensures greater effectiveness and accuracy by prompting the business to assess the likelihood of defects, as well as the business impact if any specific defect causes a failure in the software. The tester is able to do a more precise job of assessing risks than other methodologies because it requires subject matter experts and business users to assign a quantitative value, rather than a less precise qualitative measure, to the likelihood of a defect and the business impact of a resulting failure. However, one needs to bear in mind that this approach is effective only if organizations assess risks properly and consistently, with the proper input from their business partners.